Finding the little ones when they get separated from you at the Sound of Music.

By Staff

BURLINGTON, ON. June 13, 2013  The Regional Police are passing on some sound advice.

Figure out beforehand where you want to meet with all the members of your family in the event that one of them gets lost.

The Lost and Found Tent is on the Naval promenade just to the west of the entrance to the pier that you can now walk out on.

The Halton Regional Police Service want to help the public to prevent unnecessary trauma to family members who become separated while attending this year’s Burlington Sound of Music Festival being held from June 13th until June 16th. 

The Service recommends you establish a pre-determined meeting place when arriving at the venue in the event you become separated.  Establishing a meeting place with older children and adults and/or advising young children to go to the nearest police officer for help will ensure an immediate and safe reunion. 

 A ‘Missing Person’ tent has also been established at the festival.  Look for the Happy Face 🙂 on the map.  The tent is on what is now the Naval promenade just to the west of the entrance to the pier – which you will be able to walk out on this weekend.

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1 comment to Finding the little ones when they get separated from you at the Sound of Music.

  • d

    Please correct blog post: SAD face = missing person location on map.

    Editors note:
    Would love to make it a happy face – but the map isn’t ours. It was sent to us by the police who we assume got it from the Sound of Music people