Iris Festival 2025

Parking spaces for people with reduced mobility are reserved on Place Royale.

A steward will be on hand to provide information and assistance.

A map and programme are available at the information point (white chalet).

For Saturday concerts, a dedicated entrance is provided via a safety corridor (to the left of the access corridors, on the park side). Please go to the information point, where someone will accompany you to the platform. The pavement is compensated by a ramp to the right of the information point.

There is a disabled platform for attending Saturday concerts, with adapted toilets nearby.

Disabled toilets are available in the toilet facilities.

Access will be facilitated by the installation of adapted cable passes.

The festival can be reached by various means of public transport. Some routes from bus stops are longer and more difficult than others.

The event site is open and completely free of charge. Large crowds are expected.

The event takes place in a public space and is therefore subject to (uneven) ground conditions, road traffic and the terrain.

The bars and food trucks on site are not wheelchair accessible.

Disabled parking spaces are reserved on Place Royale.

A steward will be on hand to provide information and assistance.

A map and programme are available at the information point (white chalet).

For Saturday concerts, a dedicated entrance is provided via a safety corridor (to the left of the access corridors, on the park side). Please go to the information point, where someone will accompany you to the platform.

A disabled platform is available for Saturday concerts, with chairs and adapted toilets nearby.

Disabled toilets are available in the toilet facilities.

Seating is available at various locations throughout the park.

Access will be facilitated by the installation of adapted cable guides.

The festival can be reached by various means of public transport. Some routes from bus stops are longer and more difficult than others.

The event site is open and completely free of charge. Large crowds are expected.

The event takes place in a public space and is therefore subject to (uneven) ground conditions, road traffic and the terrain.

Disabled parking spaces are reserved on Place Royale.

Volunteers are on hand to provide information and assistance.

An information point is available (white chalet).

Assistance dogs are welcome.

In addition to the concerts on Saturday, there will be a variety of audio-based activities on Sunday.

The event site is open and completely free of charge, but large crowds are expected.

The event takes place in a public space and is therefore subject to (uneven) ground conditions and road traffic.

It will be difficult for a blind person travelling alone to find their way around the various stands set up in Brussels Park.

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Disabled parking spaces are reserved on Place Royale.

Volunteers are on hand to provide information and assistance.

An information point is available (white chalet).

Assistance dogs are welcome.

In addition to the concerts on Saturday, there will be a variety of audio-based activities on Sunday.

The event site is open and completely free of charge, but large crowds are expected.

The event takes place in a public space and is therefore subject to (uneven) ground conditions and road traffic.

On Sundays, numerous family activities are planned in Brussels Park : exhibitions, street art, food trucks, etc.

Many activities are mainly visual.

The event takes place during the day.

Its location in Brussels Park and Place des Palais makes it easy to find.

On Saturdays, only techno concerts are scheduled at the Place des Palais.

There are no volunteers or staff who practise sign language.

On Sundays, numerous family activities are planned in Brussels Park : exhibitions, street art, food trucks, etc.

Many activities are mainly visual.

The event takes place during the day.

Its location in Brussels Park and Place des Palais makes it easy to find.

On Saturdays, only techno concerts are scheduled at the Place des Palais.

Parking spaces for people with reduced mobility are reserved on Place Royale.

An information point is available (white chalet).

For Saturday concerts, a dedicated entrance is provided via a safety corridor (to the left of the access corridors, on the park side). Please report to the information point, where someone will accompany you to the platform.

A disabled platform is available for attending Saturday concerts, with chairs and adapted toilets nearby.

Disabled toilets are available in the toilet facilities.

A wide range of activities are available in the park on Sundays.

The festivities take place in an urban space that is open to the public. Only the concert area is cordoned off.

The festivities are free of charge. Large crowds are expected.

Concerts with light shows and strobe effects.