Information wristbands are a useful tool for parents or carers attending the Show and will be provided by Transport NSW. These wristbands can be easily picked up from the Main Entry and allow parents or carers to add their contact information, making it easier to reunite with their child in the event they become separated. 

Find all your pharmacy needs here at the Show for you and your family. We stock all your pharmacy basics including Band aids, Panadol, Tissues, and Sanitizer. And all your sun smart goods including Sunscreen, Sunglasses, Hats and Lip Balms. We even have dispensary medication for you to drop in your script. Located on the corner of Showground Road & Riverina Avenue.

The Lost Persons Centre is located at the rear of the Southee Badgery Pavilion on Grand Parade.

The Lost Persons Centre operates from 9.00am until 9.00pm daily throughout the Show, we follow all process and procedures in this space and have trained professionals onsite at all times to assist should someone become separated from their group.

For enquires during the Show, please contact the Lost Persons Centre on 02 9704 1236.

First aid and medical emergency services are available 8.30am – 10:00pm every day of the Show.

If you feel unwell or are injured, please visit your nearest St John first aid station.  First aid stations are located around the Show: 

• ENGIE Stadium (Medical Centre located at Undercroft on New England Avenue)
• Sushi Hub KIDS Carnival (corner of Olympic Boulevard and Grand Parade)
• Gong Cha Carnival (next to Dog Judging Lawn near the entry to the Carnival)
• Woolworths Fresh Food Dome (near the DOME café)

Please alert a Show Volunteer or Security if you are unable to make your way to a first aid station. You can also look out for the St John First Aid Responders in green uniforms who will be roving the Show.

St John will also have first aid teams in the following areas for exhibitors and competitors:

• Woodchop Stadium – during scheduled wood chopping events
• ENGIE Stadium Main Arena – during scheduled competitions and entertainment

NSW Police are essential for everyone's safety at the Show. They will have a roving presence, and the Police Station is located on New England Avenue. Lost Property can be collected from the Police Station daily between 11am to 9pm. Alternatively, you can complete the online Lost Property form, and Venue Security will contact you once it's submitted.

The Fire and Rescue service plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety of everyone at the Show. The team are equipped with the latest firefighting equipment and techniques to respond quickly to any fire incidents. 

When you come into contact with farm animals at the Sydney Royal Easter Show, just remember two simple rules...

1. Take care of the animals

Animals are unpredictable and should be approached with caution and
respect, so remember to:

• Supervise children at all times
• Do not pick up any animals
• Do not chase or run after the animals
• Do not sit or place children on the animals
• Do not eat or have food around animals
• Do not pick up the straw off the ground

2. Take care of yourself

To avoid illness that could be transferred from an animal's skin, wool,
hair or saliva, remember:

• Do not touch your mouth with your hands after contact with the animals
• Do not kiss animals or press them to your face
• Do not eat animal’s food
• Wash your hands with soap and water immediately after exiting animal pavilions at the provided washing stations