Iris Festival 2026

Disabled parking spaces are available on Place Royale.

A steward is on hand to provide information and assistance.

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

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 a member of staff will then accompany you to the reserved area. The kerb is leveled by a ramp to the right of the information point.

A secure disabled area for attending concerts, with accessible toilets nearby.

The festival can be reached by various forms of public transport. The walk from some bus stops varies in length and difficulty.

The event is free, so large crowds are expected.

The event takes place in a public space, so it is subject to uneven ground, road traffic and the terrain of the site.

The bars and food trucks present do not have suitable access heights.

Disabled parking spaces are reserved on Place Royale.

A steward is on hand to provide information and assistance.

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

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; a member of staff will then accompany you to the reserved area. The kerb is leveled by a ramp to the right of the information point.

A secure disabled area is available for attending concerts, with chairs provided and accessible toilets nearby.

The festival can be reached by various forms of public transport. The walk from some bus stops varies in length and difficulty.

The event is free, so expect very large crowds.

The event takes place in a public space, so it is subject to the condition of the (uneven) ground, road traffic and the terrain of the site.

Disabled parking spaces are available on Place Royale.

Volunteers will be on hand to provide information and assistance.

An information point will be set up (in a wooden chalet).

Assistance dogs are welcome.

A musical and festive event.

The event venue is open to all and completely free of charge, so large crowds are expected.

As the event takes place in a public space, it is subject to uneven ground surfaces and road traffic.

It will be difficult for a blind person on their own to find their way through the crowd.

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Disabled parking spaces are available on Place Royale.

Volunteers will be on hand to provide information and assistance.

An information point will be set up (in a wooden chalet).

Assistance dogs are welcome.

A musical and festive event.

The event is free, but please be prepared for large crowds.

The event takes place in a public space, so it is subject to uneven ground and road traffic.

Only techno concerts are scheduled to take place on the Place des Palais.

No special arrangements have been made.

There are no volunteers or staff who use sign language.

Only techno concerts are scheduled to take place on the Place des Palais.

No special arrangements are required.

Disabled parking spaces are reserved on Place Royale.

A steward is on hand to provide information and assistance.

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

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; a member of staff will then accompany you to the reserved area. The kerb is leveled by a ramp to the right of the information point.

A secure disabled area is available for attending concerts, with chairs provided and accessible toilets nearby.

The festivities are taking place in an urban setting. Whilst the concert area is cordoned off, there are no checks at the exits.

Admission to the festivities is free. Large crowds are expected.

Concerts featuring light shows and strobe effects.