Unpeople at Voodoo Belfast — 19 Jan 2027

For those travelling to Voodoo by train, the nearest major station is Belfast Lanyon Place. This station is a significant hub and is approximately a 15-20 minute walk from the venue, covering around 1 kilometre. Belfast Lanyon Place is served by various Translink NI Railways services, connecting to towns and cities across Northern Ireland. Direct train services from major UK cities are not typically available; journeys from London, Manchester, or Birmingham would involve changes, usually in cities like Liverpool or Holyhead for ferry connections. From Edinburgh, you would typically travel via Glasgow. Journey times from London can be upwards of 6-8 hours when including ferry crossings. Belfast Central (now known as Great Victoria Street) is another option, slightly further, around a 20-25 minute walk. Both stations offer ticket offices, passenger facilities, and varying levels of accessibility.

Getting to Voodoo by bus is a convenient option, with numerous stops located within a short walk of Fountain Street. Key bus routes serving the city centre, and thus the vicinity of Voodoo, include many operated by Translink NI. Routes like the 7A, 7B, and 7C frequently travel through the city centre, connecting various neighbourhoods and suburbs. Other central routes such as the 2A, 2B, and 2D will bring you close to the Donegall Square area, which is a short walk away. Numerous other local and regional services terminate or pass through the city centre, making it easily accessible from most parts of Belfast and surrounding towns. Night bus services may operate on key routes during weekends, extending travel options late into the evening. Journey times from further afield within Belfast would typically range from 15 to 30 minutes depending on your starting point and traffic conditions.