Astana road closures and shuttle buses planned for Enrique Iglesias concert
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- Astana authorities will restrict roads near the Alau Ice Palace and Saryarka Velodrome during Enrique Iglesias’s concert on September 3.
- Special shuttle buses will run from four designated parking areas to the stadium from 4 p.m. and return spectators after the concert.
- Separate traffic restrictions remain in force on Tlendiyev Avenue through September 10, while Almaty Street is closed through the end of the year.
Astana is preparing road restrictions and special shuttle services for Enrique Iglesias’s concert on September 3.
Traffic restrictions will apply near the Alau Ice Palace on Marco Polo Street and near the Saryarka Velodrome on Mesrop Mashtots Street. The city administration said the measures are intended to protect visitors and manage the flow of concertgoers.
Drivers have been advised to plan their routes in advance and use public transport where possible. Authorities warned of congestion and limited parking near the stadium.
From 4 p.m., shuttle buses will carry concertgoers from four parking areas: near the Capital Circus, the Hazret Sultan Mosque, the Qazaqstan Sports Complex on Kazhymukan Street, and the Nur-Sultan Mosque, also known as the Grand Mosque. After the concert, buses will return spectators to those locations.
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