Brussels Pride 2025

• Only volunteers wearing yellow jackets will be trained to assist people with reduced mobility.

• Bars offer priority access for people with reduced mobility.

• Please use public transport in the city centre (metro/central station accessible).

Mont des Arts stage :

• Signs indicate alternative routes.

• The podium is located to the left of the statue of King Albert. From the Mont des Arts, a PRM corridor will allow you to access it easily behind the stairs.

• A PRM toilet cubicle is provided near the podium.

The parade :

• The parade route is 2.5 km long.

• The parade takes place on the road, which is therefore accessible to vehicles.

• The second section of the parade, from Place Fontainas to Boulevard de l'Empereur, is quite steep.

• Disabled parking spaces are available in the Albertine car park. The number of spaces is limited.

Mont des Arts stage :

• Access to the reserved area is via the Mont des Arts. There is a steep slope to negotiate.

• Access to the podium may be difficult due to crowds in the walkways.

• The disabled podium does not offer an ideal view of the stage.

Association village :

• The association village is located on Boulevard de l'Empereur, on the road, on the pavement or on the central reservation. Not all stands will be accessible, but staff will be attentive to people with reduced mobility.

• One or more access ramps will be available depending on the activities planned by the exhibitors.

• Only volunteers wearing yellow jackets will be trained to assist people with reduced mobility.

• Bars will give priority access to people with reduced mobility.

• Please use public transport in the city centre (metro/central station accessible).

Mont des Arts stage :

• Signs will indicate alternative routes.

• The podium is located to the left of the statue of King Albert. From the Mont des Arts, a PRM corridor will allow you to access it easily behind the stairs.

• Chairs are provided.

• A PRM toilet cubicle is provided near the podium.

The parade :

• The parade route is 2.5 km long.

• The parade takes place on the road, which is therefore accessible to vehicles.

• The second part of the parade, from Place Fontainas to Boulevard de l'Empereur, is quite steep.

• Disabled parking spaces are available in the Albertine car park. The number of spaces is limited.

Mont des Arts stage :

• Access to the reserved area is via the Mont des Arts. There is a steep slope to negotiate.

• Access to the podium may be difficult due to crowds in the walkways.

• The disabled podium does not offer an ideal view of the stage.

Association village :

• The association village is located on Boulevard de l'Empereur, on the road, pavement or central reservation. Not all stands will be accessible, but staff will be attentive to people with reduced mobility.

• One or more access ramps will be available depending on the activities planned by the exhibitors.

• You can enjoy the festive atmosphere of the event.

• Assistance dogs are welcome.

• Disabled parking spaces are available in the Albertine car park. The number of spaces is limited.

• It will be difficult for blind people to find their way around the site on their own.

• There is no audio description available.

Mont des Arts stage :

• Access to the reserved area is via the Mont des Arts, then a private corridor will take you to the podium.

• Access to the podium may be difficult due to crowds in the walkways.

Association village :

• The event is expected to attract more than 100,000 people ; there will be large crowds around the stage.

• You can enjoy the festive atmosphere of the event.

• Assistance dogs are welcome.

• Large maps of the Mont des Arts stage will be displayed.

• A few volunteers will be on hand to provide information and assistance throughout the event. They will be identifiable by their yellow T-shirts and badges.

• There is no suitable content.

• Disabled parking spaces are available in the Albertine car park. The number of spaces is limited.

Mont des Arts stage :

• Access to the reserved area is via the Mont des Arts. Access to the podium may be difficult due to crowds on the walkways.

• The event is expected to attract more than 100,000 people ; there will be a large crowd at the stage.

• You can enjoy the festive atmosphere of the event.

• The opening speech will be translated into sign language.

• Large screens will display images of the Mont des Arts stage.

• Volunteers assisting people with reduced mobility will be wearing yellow jackets.

• There are no special arrangements for concerts, no sign language or sign singing.

• There are no volunteers who are proficient in sign language.

• You can enjoy the festive atmosphere of the event.

• The opening speech will be translated into sign language.

• Large screens will display images of the Mont des Arts stage.

• Volunteers assisting people with reduced mobility will be wearing yellow jackets.

• There is no magnetic induction loop on the Mont des Arts stage.

• A few volunteers will be on hand to provide information and assistance throughout the event. However, they do not know sign language.

• The event attracts more than 100,000 people, so there will be large crowds around the stage.

• You can enjoy the festive atmosphere of the event.

• Large-scale maps of the Mont des Arts stage will be displayed.

• Volunteers assisting people with reduced mobility will be wearing yellow jackets and will be trained to help them.

Mont des Arts stage :

• Seating will be available on the podium.

• There is no suitable content.

• Disabled parking spaces are available in the Albertine car park. The number of spaces is limited.

• The festival site is open ; you can come and go as you please.

• There are unsecured steps (Mont des Arts and access to Boulevard de l'Empereur from Rue Lebeau).

• The event attracts more than 100,000 people ; there will be a large crowd at the stage area.