Every year, we improve the access to persons with reduced mobility.

Our actions are :

• Composting toilets adapted for people with reduced mobility all over the festival, all indicated on the map
• Signposting of this adapted toilets
• Parking places at the entrances of the village with information sign
• Open ticket office
• Rest area
• Homogeneous signage
• Clearly advisable entrances (visible and noticeable from a distance) on a big sign with contrasting colors.
• Security wire crossing adapted to use a wheelchair
• Opportunity to sit on tiers
• Location map inside the venue of the festival, « you are here » sign and signpost
• (Fitted) Adapted shuttle bus from the station
• Pictogram for all shows on our website indicating whether it is accessible to people with reduced mobility, partially sighted or hearing-impaired people...
• Shows in sign language by Annie Devos
• Collaboration with Article 27 (1.25€ for adults and free for kids)

The positive things are :

• Large paths passable to use a wheelchair
• Tarmac flooring and several inclined tracks among other streets

The less positive things are :

• Lack of adapted ticket office
• Lack of rest areas next to the ticket office
• Some flooring areas hardly passable
• Some show areas haven’t got inclined tracks and some of them are inaccessible to use a wheelchair
• Some catering areas have hardly any passable flooring

Regarding the layout of the festival and the constraints of a rural area, we try to offer the best welcome we can to disabled guests and to always improve our actions