Site maps and photos
Visual guides to routes, facilities, and entrances published before arrival.
Details coming soon
Accessibility
Designed so more families can participate
This statement describes our commitments while the festival is in development. Confirmed accessibility details will be published before any event takes place.
Commitments in development
Accessibility and inclusion
Designed so more families can participate
Accessibility is a core part of how the festival is being planned, not an afterthought. Before any event takes place, pre-event information will include maps, photos, facility details, distances, terrain descriptions, and a way to request accommodations.
- Step-free routes wherever possible
- Stroller-accessible pathways
- Accessible viewing and seating areas
- Clear information about terrain and facilities
- Family-friendly communication
- Space for children who need quieter environments
- A way to request accommodations
- Accessible toilets and essential facilities
Pre-event information we plan to publish
Families should be able to decide whether a day works for them before they travel — not after they arrive.
Terrain and distance details
Surface types, gradients, and walking distances between key areas.
Details coming soon
Facility information
Locations of accessible toilets, seating, shade, water, and welfare points.
Details coming soon
Accommodation requests
A clear route to ask for what your family needs, answered by a real person.
Details coming soon