Is there an area for people with disabilities in the campsite?

In the festival campsite there is a specific area for people with disabilities, close to the festival venue and with accessible services. Access to campsite has to be paid and is not included in the free admission for disabled people.

Furthermore, the festival's entertainment area has spaces and services adapted for people with reduced mobility.

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 venue (not including free access to the campsite, 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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