Those looking to utilize a shuttle service for the Foo Fighters concert on Sept. 15 at Mosaic Stadium will have to find another means to travelling there. The City of Regina said in a statement on Sept. 4 it will not be providing a shuttle service for the show, as the transit fleet will be dedicated to regular scheduled service. Adding that concert attendees are welcome to use Regina Transit, which operates until midnight. Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski told media on Wednesday that a shuttle service for a Tuesday concert wasn’t feasible. “Yeah, so, for the Foo Fighters concert, just due to the timing of the concert, it wouldn’t be possible for us to have that dedicated charter service,” he said. “We’d be impacting kind of the end of the workday, the regular bus service. And so, you know, it wouldn’t be possible for us to actually take busses offline for the concert.” The city said that any questions about other methods of transportation to and from the concert should be directed to the Regina Exhibition Association Limited (REAL). CTV News reached out to REAL and is awaiting a response. REAL has released information regarding the purchase of parking passes for the concert. Passes are available to purchase through Ticketmaster, while parking vouchers will not be available for purchase at the event gate. Parking lots will officially open at 2 p.m. on Sept. 15.
