All information for visitors with disabilities in one place. We are accepting foreign disability access cards and/or parking cards for persons with disabilities. Cards must contain the name and photograph of the holder. You may be asked to present your card on site.
TICKETS
We offer discounted admission for holders of Disability Access Cards and their companions.
To purchase those tickets, please contact our ticketing at info@goout.cz.
TRANSPORT
You can arrive by car (parking information below) or public transport. From the main train station, which is right next to the bus station, there will be a shuttle service to the festival, specifically low-floor city buses with a platform for wheelchair users. The timetable will be available here on the website shortly before the festival.
PARKING
The ticket is intended for persons with a disability access card who also have a parking card for persons with disabilities. Both cards must be issued in the same name, and the cardholder must be present on site.
To purchase this ticket, please contact our ticketing info@goout.cz.
For disability access card holders, there is a special parking lot reserved as close as possible to the main entrance to the premises.
CAMPSITE
As part of the standard campsite, there will be a designated area for several dozen tents as close as possible to the main entrance to the grounds.
To purchase barrier-free camp tickets, please contact our ticketing at info@goout.cz.
The ticket is intended for persons with physical disabilities (persons in wheelchairs or using mobility aids). You must present your Disability Access Card on site. The campsite has barrier-free toilets.
If a participant does not meet the above conditions but believes that they should be allowed to enter the barrier-free camp due to a serious medical condition, they can contact the organizing team at radka@ameba.cz no later than fourteen days before the start of the festival. We treat requests on a case-by-case basis, and priority is always given to those who meet the above conditions.
SANITARY FACILITIES
Lockable, wheelchair-accessible mobile toilets will be placed in the festival grounds and in a specially designated camping area. The locks will be by numerical code (the number combination will be given to you at the info point or in the accessible relaxation tent). Two wheelchair accessible showers with toilets locked with a Eurokey can be found in the area next to the wheelchair accessible tent. If you do not have a Eurokey, the tent staff will lend you one.
ELEVATED VIEWING PLATFORMS
Access to the raised platform near the stages is restricted to persons with disabilities who use mobility aids (wheelchairs, crutches, walkers) or adults of small stature. A Disability Access Card must be presented for admission. If the platform is full, access is not guaranteed, and places cannot be reserved in advance. To increase capacity for persons with disabilities, accompanying persons may be asked to leave the platform and remain in the area next to the platform, if the condition of the person with a disability allows it. Places on the platform cannot be purchased or reserved.
ACCESSIBILITY OF THE FESTIVAL AREA
Mobile ramps made from recycled plastic will be placed throughout the venue, providing access to important areas such as accreditation and information, as well as dining and relaxation areas, festival merchandise, hangars, bars, etc.
BLUDFEST ACCESSIBLE HUB
The festival grounds feature a wheelchair-accessible relaxation tent reserved exclusively for persons with disabilities and persons with disabilities accompanied by an assistant. This space is intended for rest and refreshment, and the tent also serves as an information point for persons with disabilities. You can recharge your electric wheelchair (or phone) here, and we can also help with basic wheelchair repairs (or call someone to do so). The tent will be equipped with beanbags, couches, and tables with benches.
GUIDE DOGS
Noise and loud music are unavoidable at the festival. What's more, the festival takes place on the grounds of a former military airport, which offers very little shade. This is therefore not a suitable environment even for specially trained dogs. Please leave your four-legged friends at home in safety and comfort and bring a human friend with you instead, who can enjoy BludFest to the fullest with you.
All information for visitors with disabilities in one place. We are accepting foreign disability access cards and/or parking cards for persons with disabilities. Cards must contain the name and photograph of the holder. You may be asked to present your card on site.
TICKETS
We offer discounted admission for holders of Disability Access Cards and their companions.
To purchase those tickets, please contact our ticketing at info@goout.cz.
TRANSPORT
You can arrive by car (parking information below) or public transport. From the main train station, which is right next to the bus station, there will be a shuttle service to the festival, specifically low-floor city buses with a platform for wheelchair users. The timetable will be available here on the website shortly before the festival.
PARKING
The ticket is intended for persons with a disability access card who also have a parking card for persons with disabilities. Both cards must be issued in the same name, and the cardholder must be present on site.
To purchase this ticket, please contact our ticketing info@goout.cz.
For disability access card holders, there is a special parking lot reserved as close as possible to the main entrance to the premises.
CAMPSITE
As part of the standard campsite, there will be a designated area for several dozen tents as close as possible to the main entrance to the grounds.
To purchase barrier-free camp tickets, please contact our ticketing at info@goout.cz.
The ticket is intended for persons with physical disabilities (persons in wheelchairs or using mobility aids). You must present your Disability Access Card on site. The campsite has barrier-free toilets.
If a participant does not meet the above conditions but believes that they should be allowed to enter the barrier-free camp due to a serious medical condition, they can contact the organizing team at radka@ameba.cz no later than fourteen days before the start of the festival. We treat requests on a case-by-case basis, and priority is always given to those who meet the above conditions.
SANITARY FACILITIES
Lockable, wheelchair-accessible mobile toilets will be placed in the festival grounds and in a specially designated camping area. The locks will be by numerical code (the number combination will be given to you at the info point or in the accessible relaxation tent). Two wheelchair accessible showers with toilets locked with a Eurokey can be found in the area next to the wheelchair accessible tent. If you do not have a Eurokey, the tent staff will lend you one.
ELEVATED VIEWING PLATFORMS
Access to the raised platform near the stages is restricted to persons with disabilities who use mobility aids (wheelchairs, crutches, walkers) or adults of small stature. A Disability Access Card must be presented for admission. If the platform is full, access is not guaranteed, and places cannot be reserved in advance. To increase capacity for persons with disabilities, accompanying persons may be asked to leave the platform and remain in the area next to the platform, if the condition of the person with a disability allows it. Places on the platform cannot be purchased or reserved.
ACCESSIBILITY OF THE FESTIVAL AREA
Mobile ramps made from recycled plastic will be placed throughout the venue, providing access to important areas such as accreditation and information, as well as dining and relaxation areas, festival merchandise, hangars, bars, etc.
BLUDFEST ACCESSIBLE HUB
The festival grounds feature a wheelchair-accessible relaxation tent reserved exclusively for persons with disabilities and persons with disabilities accompanied by an assistant. This space is intended for rest and refreshment, and the tent also serves as an information point for persons with disabilities. You can recharge your electric wheelchair (or phone) here, and we can also help with basic wheelchair repairs (or call someone to do so). The tent will be equipped with beanbags, couches, and tables with benches.
GUIDE DOGS
Noise and loud music are unavoidable at the festival. What's more, the festival takes place on the grounds of a former military airport, which offers very little shade. This is therefore not a suitable environment even for specially trained dogs. Please leave your four-legged friends at home in safety and comfort and bring a human friend with you instead, who can enjoy BludFest to the fullest with you.
All information for visitors with disabilities in one place. We are accepting foreign disability access cards and/or parking cards for persons with disabilities. Cards must contain the name and photograph of the holder. You may be asked to present your card on site.
TICKETS
We offer discounted admission for holders of Disability Access Cards and their companions.
To purchase those tickets, please contact our ticketing at info@goout.cz.
TRANSPORT
You can arrive by car (parking information below) or public transport. From the main train station, which is right next to the bus station, there will be a shuttle service to the festival, specifically low-floor city buses with a platform for wheelchair users. The timetable will be available here on the website shortly before the festival.
PARKING
The ticket is intended for persons with a disability access card who also have a parking card for persons with disabilities. Both cards must be issued in the same name, and the cardholder must be present on site.
To purchase this ticket, please contact our ticketing info@goout.cz.
For disability access card holders, there is a special parking lot reserved as close as possible to the main entrance to the premises.
CAMPSITE
As part of the standard campsite, there will be a designated area for several dozen tents as close as possible to the main entrance to the grounds.
To purchase barrier-free camp tickets, please contact our ticketing at info@goout.cz.
The ticket is intended for persons with physical disabilities (persons in wheelchairs or using mobility aids). You must present your Disability Access Card on site. The campsite has barrier-free toilets.
If a participant does not meet the above conditions but believes that they should be allowed to enter the barrier-free camp due to a serious medical condition, they can contact the organizing team at radka@ameba.cz no later than fourteen days before the start of the festival. We treat requests on a case-by-case basis, and priority is always given to those who meet the above conditions.
SANITARY FACILITIES
Lockable, wheelchair-accessible mobile toilets will be placed in the festival grounds and in a specially designated camping area. The locks will be by numerical code (the number combination will be given to you at the info point or in the accessible relaxation tent). Two wheelchair accessible showers with toilets locked with a Eurokey can be found in the area next to the wheelchair accessible tent. If you do not have a Eurokey, the tent staff will lend you one.
ELEVATED VIEWING PLATFORMS
Access to the raised platform near the stages is restricted to persons with disabilities who use mobility aids (wheelchairs, crutches, walkers) or adults of small stature. A Disability Access Card must be presented for admission. If the platform is full, access is not guaranteed, and places cannot be reserved in advance. To increase capacity for persons with disabilities, accompanying persons may be asked to leave the platform and remain in the area next to the platform, if the condition of the person with a disability allows it. Places on the platform cannot be purchased or reserved.
ACCESSIBILITY OF THE FESTIVAL AREA
Mobile ramps made from recycled plastic will be placed throughout the venue, providing access to important areas such as accreditation and information, as well as dining and relaxation areas, festival merchandise, hangars, bars, etc.
BLUDFEST ACCESSIBLE HUB
The festival grounds feature a wheelchair-accessible relaxation tent reserved exclusively for persons with disabilities and persons with disabilities accompanied by an assistant. This space is intended for rest and refreshment, and the tent also serves as an information point for persons with disabilities. You can recharge your electric wheelchair (or phone) here, and we can also help with basic wheelchair repairs (or call someone to do so). The tent will be equipped with beanbags, couches, and tables with benches.
GUIDE DOGS
Noise and loud music are unavoidable at the festival. What's more, the festival takes place on the grounds of a former military airport, which offers very little shade. This is therefore not a suitable environment even for specially trained dogs. Please leave your four-legged friends at home in safety and comfort and bring a human friend with you instead, who can enjoy BludFest to the fullest with you.