Every year, we continue to implement and improve our actions to welcome festival-goers with disabilities:

• If you have a permanent or temporary disability requiring the presence of another person, you can benefit from a free invitation to have an accompanying person at your side. People with a disability card or other medical certificate, as well as a valid admission ticket to the festival, can benefit from an invitation for their companion.
• There are two welcome stands, one in the parking lot to make it easier for the public to arrive, and one on the festival site, at the entrance to the “PSH campsite”, to make the rest of your stay easier.
• The presence of AMAAC-ACCESS’FESTIVAL: our key partner in accessibility issues.
• The handi-campsite: reserved for people with special needs. It is central to the festival (close to the various stages, catering areas, village, sanitary facilities, first-aid posts), accessible by car and equipped with special facilities (electrical outlets, kettles, etc.).
• Reserved parking spaces near the ticket office and a drop-off area near the campsite.
• Special access for people with reduced mobility to get from the parking lot to the festival site, with reserved parking spaces on the site. Please contact us in advance to obtain this pass.
• Recharging facilities for electric wheelchairs and other special equipment.
• Presence of LSF signers in volunteer teams in contact with the public (bar, ticket office, etc.).
• Raising awareness of different types of disability among different teams, especially in safety;
• Work on the layout of the site for people with walking difficulties. With adapted counters in the bars and other areas, a PRM platform above the alternative stage and floor modules to pass certain obstacles.
• LSF interpretation for conferences and workshops.
• Construction of a risk-reduction and prevention system for sexist and sexual violence in relation to different disabilities
• And many small actions adapted to people’s needs (setting up a teepee for accommodation, finding companions, etc.).

If you have special needs (storage of cool medicines or special equipment, etc.), or particular difficulties (no companion available, etc.) you can fill in the accessibility form to have your requests taken into account.

• Access to the Handi campsite, with a floodlit area where you can chat and meet up with your friends.
• Conferences and workshops in the village with LSF* interpreters
• Healing / well-being zone workshops with LSF interpreters
• Volunteers in our teams who know how to sign and interact in LSF. Particularly at the Bar, between the main and alternative stages.
• A volunteer Accessibility team, in conjunction with AMAAC-ACCESS, to help you find your way around the parking lots and the PSH campsite.
• A harm reduction and sexual and gender-based violence prevention program, with interpreters on hand to help you if you need it.
• Awareness-raising workshops and discussions in LSF on “consumption and psychoactive substances” and on sexist and sexual violence directly at the PSH campsite.
• Other actions to come

• A personalized welcome for the public, according to their needs.
• Volunteers with disabilities on our teams.
• Exchanges and awareness-raising for all.
• Analysis of local constraints to adapt accessibility to the site.
• Loan of special equipment (wheelchairs, crutches, etc.) if required.

“Amaac was created with the aim of promoting artistic and cultural development, in view of the need for each individual to develop through artistic practices, as well as the demands of the cultural sector to disseminate the works presented to a wider audience. In keeping with its main objective, the Access’Festival program aims to facilitate access to public and private events for people with special needs.”   

L’Association AMAAC-ACCESS Festival