UCSA RE ORI '26 will be held between Monday 13th July and Saturday the 25th July 2026, featuring a huge calendar of events and activities

The UCSA RE ORI '26 line up will be announced on Monday 8th June 2026 at 2 PM.

Combo tickets go on sale on the Wednesday 10th June 2026 at 6 PM.

Individual tickets will go on sale on Thursday 11th of June 2026 at 6 PM.

Check out our events calendar here for a full list of UCSA RE ORI '26 events - there's plenty for everyone from BBQs to Quiz Nights to sport viewings!

The initial release of Combo tickets is for UC Students only. UC Students must present a current Student ID, that matches the name on the ticket to be allowed entry to the venue on event day.

A limited number of individual public tickets will be available to our ticketed events.

All ticket holders must carry valid Student ID (or Age ID for non-student ticket holders) that matches the name printed on/registered to your ticket. Any person who presents at a RE ORI '26 event with a ticket which does not match their ID will be refused entry, and the ticket will be cancelled, without refund.

A current and valid age ID is required at all UCSA RE ORI '26 concert events. Only physical forms of ID will be accepted.

The following UCSA RE ORI '26 events are strictly R18.

• RE ORI NIGHTS: BASS - Thu, 16th July
• RE ORI NIGHTS: HOUSE - Fri, 17th July
• RE ORI NIGHTS: ANTHEMS - Sat, 18th July
• CUBA JIB - Wed, 22nd July (Including all back up dates)

Our concerts are held in licenced premises. Therefore, we are withholden to Sale of Alcohol Regulations 2013. This means that events must be R18, and you are unable to attend this time.

Per NZ liquor licensing requirements, we accept:

• Any current passport
• A current New Zealand driver licence
• A current Kiwi Access Card - This new Hospitality NZ card replaces the 18+ Card and is available for both NZ nationals and foreign visitors.
• A current Hospitality NZ 18+ Card - New 18+ Cards are no longer available but existing 18+ Cards continue to be valid ID for 10 years from the date of issue.

Physical copies only, photographs will not be accepted.

The Kiwi Access Card (formerly known as the 18+Card) can be used as evidence of age and/or photographic identification in New Zealand. It costs approximately $75 incl. GST and NZ Post estimate it will take approximately 2 weeks from the application date to receive your Kiwi Access Card.

You can download an application from their website or pick up in-store from participating AA and NZ Post locations.

No. We can only accept the approved forms of ID as listed above. It's a law thing, not our choice!

You must have one of the three forms of approved ID to enter our RE ORI'26 music events. We cannot accept any other forms of ID whatsoever, so if there's still time, apply for a new ID. You could;

1. Apply for an emergency passport (est. 3 Days for NZ Citizens)
2. 2. Apply for a Kiwi Access Card (est. 2 Weeks)

Otherwise, sorry - better luck next time!

All UC Student ticket holders must also present their current UC Student ID alongside their Age ID on arrival to prove that they are a current UC Student. It needs to be the physical student ID card! We cannot accept a login to UC Mobile app or anything similar.

Head to UC Security and get another UC Student ID / Canterbury Card. (It will cost you $20, but you're going to have to do it anyway!) UC Security are open 24/7, so no excuses for not getting a new one!

If you turn up to the gate without one, we'll just send you over there anyway.

All ticket holders must carry valid Student ID (or Age ID for non-student ticket holders) that matches the name printed on/registered to your ticket. Any person who presents at an RE ORI '26 event with a ticket which does not match their ID will be refused entry, and the ticket will be cancelled, without refund.

Tickets are available at : haereroa.flicket.co.nz

Gate Sales will be made available ONLY if the specific event does not sell out in advance. We recommend purchasing tickets at your earliest opportunity.

You will receive a ticket confirmation shortly after the successful processing of your transaction. In some cases, it may take a few minutes to appear.

To prevent unauthorised resale and scams, we do not send your actual ticket with the barcode displayed until closer to the event. You will receive notification that your event ticket is available at that time.

Please note that combo ticket holders will receive an individual ticket for EACH event.

If your payment was successfully completed and the confirmation still hasn’t appeared in your Inbox, Junk or Spam folders, please email the ticketing agent directly at : support@flicket.co.nz

The only tickets we can guarantee are legitimate are those purchased directly from Flicket.

We can never guarantee the validity of a ticket that was purchased through a third-party platform, such as Tixel, Viagogo, Facebook or other marketplaces. Tickets are non-transferable and any person carrying a ticket which is not in their name will be denied entry.

In some cases, the event may utilise an official resale service for the purpose of reselling tickets. Where this is used, the original tickets are cancelled, and a new ticket will be issued in the name of the buyer. Any re-sale platform will only be activated once the Event is sold out and communicated to existing ticketholders at that time, though the Organiser makes no guarantee that resales will be permitted now or in the future.

If you did not purchase your ticket using the Flicket platform, it is likely your ticket will not be honoured. The Organiser accepts no liability for any losses incurred as a result of purchasing tickets from any unauthorised third-party, whether deliberate or unintentional.

Can't attend one of our RE ORI '26 events, or you want to buy a ticket off a mate?

You MUST transfer your ticket via FLICKET, because the name on the ticket must match the name on the attendees R18 ID. That means no gifting it to a mate, or dodgy Facebook trades.

You can do this by setting the price and sending a link directly to the person buying it. How it works:

1. You email someone a link to repurchase your ticket.
2. They repurchase it through our system and once they do this you will receive a refund for your ticket (minus fees).

Use this link for more info: https://flicketfaqs.groovehq.com/help/transferring-tickets

If the event has sold out, we will turn on the ability to sell your ticket to other people. To do this, log in to your account on Flicket, click your initials, select "My Tickets", click "View Tickets" on the ticket you want to sell, and select "Sell My Ticket".

Please note, you can only sell your ticket for the amount you paid for it using this method. If you want to sell for less than you paid, you'll need to find someone to sell to directly.

All ticket holders must carry valid Student ID (or Age ID for non-student ticket holders) that matches the name printed on/registered to your ticket. Any person who presents at UCSA RE ORI '26 with a ticket which does not match their ID will be refused entry, and the ticket will be cancelled, without refund.

If they don't currently match - follow the instructions here to transfer / sell / swap your ticket. This is the only way to change the name on a ticket.

Please make sure that you have entered the correct email address when completing your order or you will not receive your tickets.

The UCSA holds a zero tolerance towards any form of harassment at our events. We are committed to placing the safety of our employees, contractors, attendees and public above all else to ensure that UCSA RE ORI' 26 delivers the best possible experience during our events.

• Safety first - only intervene if safe.
• Distract - break the moment while you seek help.
• Delegate - ask a friend, RA, or staff/security.
• Delay - if unsafe, wait and check the person is okay after.
• Direct - if safe, tell them their behaviour isn't okay.

Our friendly event staff and security are always around to help! At any point if you feel unsafe, intimidated, or harassed, please make sure you let us know, by reaching out to any staff on site or if you're after something more discreet ask for an angel shot.

Asking for an Angel Shot is another way of telling us staff that you're feeling harassed whilst at UCSA RE ORI'26, and at other events throughout the year. Our event, bar and security staff know that if you ask for an Angel Shot, this means you're distressed and need assistance. We'll discreetly take you to a safe space and support you in choosing how you'd like to proceed.

As part of wider alcohol and drug harm minimisation strategies, anonymous and free drug testing will be carried out by 'Know Your Stuff', a community organisation committed to reducing drug-related harm at festivals and events.

The UCSA does not condone drug use of any kind, but we are aware of the realities that exist. Because of this, we feel harm prevention methods are necessary. Although we have little control over the intent for use, Know Your Stuff and the NZ Drug Foundation provide a service which helps to provide education and information to reach the same objective.

The date and time for these services during RE ORI ‘26 will be announced on UCSA socials soon.

UCSA RE ORI '26 is your time to shine! Our team are passionate about making your day as enjoyable as possible.

If there's anything we can do to assist you in your access needs, please let us know at events@ucsa.org.nz we shall make every effort to make a reasonable adjustment and meet your needs where possible.

There are reserved mobility car parks located close to Haere-roa's main entrance and the route to the concert main entrance is step free with even terrain.

The entry to the venue may pose extra challenges to patrons in wheelchairs or with other access needs due to limited entry width. If you are concerned about access via the principal entrance, please contact our team, or talk to a member of our team on the day who will be able to assist you in entering smoothly.

There are accessible toilets which are clearly signposted inside Haere-roa. If you require assistance accessing or finding these toilet facilities, please speak to our team.

All toilets inside Haere-roa are gender neutral.

We appreciate you may have specific needs that we have not addressed above or are listed in our accessibility handbook. If there's anything else we can do to assist you, please let us know - we shall make every effort to make a reasonable adjustment and meet your needs where possible.

You can either email events@ucsa.org.nz or call our team between 8.30am-5pm, Monday - Friday on 03 369 0555. You can also message us on Facebook and Instagram.

Entry times differ for each of the major UCSA events held between RE ORI '26.

Gates open at the following time for each event:

• RE ORI NIGHTS: BASS (R18)- 8PM
• RE ORI NIGHTS: HOUSE (R18) - 8PM
• RE ORI NIGHTS: ANTHEMS (R18) - 8PM
• CUBA JIB (R18) - 6:30PM

Doors close two hours after the stated times above.

Please arrive early to avoid any potential queues and check out the support acts. We'll have plenty of entry lines so you can enter relatively quickly.

When you are in line, please be patient - As long as you have a ticket, meet the conditions of entry*, and are in line before the closure time you will get in. (your entry will still be dependent on you passing the ID, ticket, intox checks etc.).

No, once you leave the event that's it. You won't be allowed to re-enter the gig. There are strictly no 'pass outs'.

Each of our RE ORI '26 events has a different theme! Be sure to check UCSA socials for a guide on what to wear.

The UCSA does reserve the right to ask anyone to remove (or alter) offensive costumes before they enter the venue. Having to do this is annoying for everyone involved. Do you really want to get all the way to front of the line only to be told you can't get in until you go home and change?

For example: no weapons, or anything that resembles a weapon. Nothing that includes extreme nudity and/or costumes that have 'fake nudity' inferred. Absolutely no black face, or culturally offensive costumes.

Feel free to message us to check... but if you're not sure whether you costume is offensive... yeah, it probably is.

Our major UCSA RE ORI '26 events are 4hr + plus music events, and you are going to spend a lot of time on your feet. Break out your best gig kicks and be sensible!

Bare feet, jandals, heels, Birkenstock's, and shoes without a backstrap are NOT ACCEPTABLE.

Check out the full list of conditions of entry here.

Check out the full list of prohibited items: here

All UCSA RE ORI '26 music events take place in fully licenced venues, with bars operated by The Foundry. A wide selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are available.

You cannot bring your own drinks into the venue. Anyone caught attempting to bring external drinks into the venue will have them confiscated. Anyone found with contraband inside the venue will be removed from the event.

Please be advised that there's a Liquor Ban in effect in the Riccarton and Ilam area at all times, so don't be wandering the streets with any beverage or you may have a $250 fine to deal with.

Lost property can be found at the Foundry Bar during the events, and from UC Security post-event.