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Block parties and street carnivals often close the roads they're held on, so the pickup and drop-off point usually sits a short walk from the actual venue — worth planning for before the day.
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Block parties and street carnivals often close the roads they're held on, so the pickup and drop-off point usually sits a short walk from the actual venue — worth planning for before the day.
A block party or street carnival is different from a venue-based event mainly in one respect — the street itself is often closed, so the vehicle can't always pull right up to where the party is happening.
Most bookings work best when the driver is briefed on the nearest accessible drop-off point outside the closure zone, with the group walking the last short stretch.
Organisers and friend groups booking one vehicle for everyone avoid the usual scramble for rides once the street fills up and individual pickups become impractical.
Agree on a fixed return meeting point before the party starts — it's easy to lose track of a group once the street fills up.
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