Is there a ticket for people with disabilities?

The festival's ticket office has a special accreditation desk for people with disabilities and/or mobility problems. Admission is free* for people with severe motor impairment (over 65% of disability, as evidenced by a certificate), for all people with visual impedements, for people who are deaf and for people with severe mental health disability. If necessary, an accompanying person may also be admitted free of charge: the companion will receive a single wristband, which is non-transferable and may remain inside the festival only for as long as the person he/she is accompanying remains inside the festival.

*People with a disability of over 65%, who voluntarily decide to donate the amount of €10 to one of the non-profit organisations listed on the Festival website, may benefit from free access to the Festival area (not including free access to the Camping area, its services or the rest of its complements, which, in each case, must be purchased and paid for separately. Otherwise, the aforementioned persons will have to pay the retail price of the ticket.

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