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In the vast expanse of the universe, where stars align and galaxies dance in a cosmic ballet, join fellow ‘Swanlings’ at Blazing Swan 2025 to explore the theme of “Cosmic Coincidence”. This year, step onto the playa and immerse yourself in a world where the seemingly random aligns with profound significance, revealing the hidden connections that bind us all. Picture the playa under a canopy of stars, each one a beacon of possibility and mystery. As you wander through this celestial landscape, you encounter moments of synchronicity that feel almost magical—meeting a stranger who shares your story, witnessing an art piece that speaks directly to your soul, or discovering a path that seems to have been laid out just for you. These are not mere coincidences; they are threads in the grand tapestry of the cosmos. Cosmic Coincidence is a celebration of the universe’s subtle intricacies, the invisible threads that connect every star, planet, and being. It’s an invitation to embrace the unexpected alignments and serendipitous encounters that remind us of the deeper, often unseen order in our lives. This theme urges you to look beyond the surface, to see the patterns and connections that lie beneath, and to revel in the wonder of these cosmic moments. As you walk the playa, every encounter and every piece of art serves as a reminder of divine Cosmic Coincidence. We are part of a larger, interconnected whole, each moment a spark in the grand design of the universe. Let these cosmic coincidences guide your journey and send your imagination into the universe.

The Blazing Swan annual event is dedicated to RADICAL SELF-EXPRESSION and RADICAL SELF-RELIANCE for seven days of community over the Easter Long Weekend, from Wednesday 16th April 2025 (noon) to Tuesday 22nd April 2025 (noon)

Blazing Swan is an official Burning Man Regional Event. We practice DECOMMODIFICATION, placing ourselves and our relationships at the centre of our own lives, GIVING and receiving openly, being IMMEDIATELY present, and acknowledging that everything we have ever accomplished, everything we will ever accomplish, only happens through COMMUNAL EFFORT. We will be RADICALLY EXPRESSIVE and RADICALLY INCLUSIVE and ask only of ourselves and others that we respect and value each other and practice kindness and caring. Blazing Swan is not a spectator event. Every participant is a performer, every act is a performance. Find your best self, your creative self, and play it out on the stage that is Blazing Swan.

Blazing Swan gives absolute priority to CONSENT, CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY and LEAVING NO TRACE. When you purchase a ticket you sign-up to say you understand what all these things mean, and you will follow our rules which are there to keep everyone safe. People do ask, "Why do you have so many rules? More than any other event I've ever been to!" It's because we care. And a week in the Australian outback is not a naturally safe space. Be prepared. Read the Ticket FAQ and the Event FAQ on the Website, read the Survival Guide, read about the Principles and our Statement of Inclusion. Get your head around our Blazing Swan Tickets and Event Attendance Terms and Conditions. PARTICIPATION and CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY starts here.

If you have a safety concern that you wish to discuss with us confidentially, you can reach out via the contact form on our website. Ask to speak with someone in confidence, and our Consent Team will be in touch with you. Rest assured that your privacy will be protected.

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land where our event is held – the Njaki Njaki Noongar people and their Elders past and present. We acknowledge and respect their continuing Culture and the contribution they make to the life of this country and region.

Much more information about Blazing Swan, our culture, our people and our art can be found on our Website

NOTE THAT YOU MUST USE YOUR LEGAL NAME WHEN APPLYING FOR TICKETS. OTHERWISE YOU MAY BE REQUIRED TO CHANGE YOUR TICKETS WHICH WILL INCUR FEES. USE THE SAME NAME THAT APPEARS ON PHOTO ID THAT YOU MIGHT BE ASKED TO PRESET AT THE EVENT GATE.

GENERAL FAQ

TICKETING FAQ

What is Blazing Swan?
When is the Event?
Where is the Event?
What weather can I expect?
Do you have rules?
Who is welcome at the Blazing Swan Event?
How can I prepare for the Event?
What must I bring?
What should I bring?
What should I leave at home?
Can I bring my registered assistance animal?
What are my transport options to and from Kulin?
Can I pick up supplies on my way to the Event?
When are the Event gates open?
Can I drive on site?
When can we leave the Event?
When must we leave Blazing Swan?
While I'm here, what else can I see and do?
What can I do at the Event?
Can I buy and sell things at the Event
Where can I fill up my Water Bottle?
Can I get ice at the Event?
Are there showers?
Are there toilets?
When do we burn things?
Are we on a Playa? Really?
What do I do if I have a problem?
What happens with lost property?
Camp I camp with my friends?
Can I bring a gazebo?
Can I reserve a campsite?
Can I have a generator?
Can I use amplified music in the camping areas?
Can I have a fire at my camp?
Can I bring my BBQ or gas cooker?
Can I have a fire of Heater in my Structure?

How do I buy a ticket?
How many tickets can I buy?
Can I buy tickets for my Children?
I am under 18 years of age, can I buy a ticket?
I am disabled and need to come with a carer.
Can I get a ticket for them?
Can I buy tickets at the Event Gate?
Will tickets sell out?
I have been accepted as a volunteer, do I need to
puchase a ticket?
I am a Theme Camp crew member, Art Work
crew member, Mutant Vehicle crew member or Blazing
Swan Association Member, do i need to purchase a ticket?
What else can I do to get a ticket?
How do I change the name on my ticket?
Are there any discounts?
Where is the best place to try and find tickets if the
event has sold out?
Can I buy a ticket just for the weekend?
I'm a Kulin local, is there something for me?
I can no longer attend, how do I resell or transfer my ticket?
Can I get a refund if the event is cancelled?
What are the Ticket transfer fees?
What if I can’t find my tickets?
Should I bring a printed ticket?
What is the deal with wristbands?
Who do I contact if I have a question about, or
problem with, tickets?