Volunteers with the Dublin Cycling Campaign will be on hand to guard bicycles at Bloom 2026 from today and over the bank holiday weekend until Monday, June 1st. Dublin Cycling Campaign said it is all set for Bloom 2026. In posts on their social media channels, the group said: We will be collaborating with Healthy Ireland in running the supervised bicycle parking alongside the main entrance to the Bord Bia Bloom festival starting on Thursday, May 28th and running until Monday, June 1stCycling to the festival in the Phoenix Park makes so much sense because you can avoid motor traffic congestion, park right beside the entrance and you can meet the lovely folk from Irish Cycling Campaign at the bike park!Public transport optionsThere is also a free shuttle bus, which is scheduled to depart every 10 minutes, and the 99 bus. Both bus routes will operate between the event and Parkgate Street, beside Heuston Station and its Luas Red Line stop. However, the organisers warn that there can be long delays getting a bus leaving the event. On their website, they said: We have increased the number of free shuttles each day and have a new dedicated route for our shuttles to get you to Bloom faster. If you are travelling by train, weadvise visitors to leave Bloom 90 minutes prior to your train departure time to allow yourselfample time to get to Heuston Station.The buses serving the Navan Road (Ashtown Roundabout) are just over a 1km walk from the northern entrance to the event. The route is not child or disabled frendly.