Solidaris Day 2025

On-site PRM parking reserved for vehicles with a parking card.

Easy access to the entire site on one level.

PRM volunteers available and identifiable with a blue chasuble.

Adapted adventure course.

PRM toilets in sanitary areas.

The various stands will be made aware of disability issues and will do everything necessary to make their areas accessible.

Gift stand / Bar: access reserved for PRMs.

To facilitate access to the gift tent, a road will be built at the end of the plain, please follow the appropriate signs.

Bus shuttles accessible from the relief car parks.

The shuttle bus drop-off point will be on the road. Traffic to the entrance will be partially in an area where car traffic will be kept to a limited speed.

Easy access to the entire site on one level.

On-site PRM parking reserved for vehicles with a parking card.

An alternative route will be provided to the gift stand to avoid the road.

PRM volunteers available and identifiable with a blue chasuble.

Wheelchairs will be available at the info point on request.

Adapted adventure course.

PRM toilets in sanitary areas.

The various stands will be made aware of disability issues and will take all necessary steps to make their areas accessible.

Gift stand / Bar: access reserved for PRMs.

Chairs will be made available in the marquee, where some concerts will be held.

Rest and seating areas are provided in the stands, bars, marquees and on the terraces.

There are no special arrangements for blind people, but there's nothing to stop you taking part and enjoying the festive atmosphere.

The shuttle bus drop-off point is on the road. Traffic to the entrance will be partially in an area where car traffic will be kept to a limited speed.

Assistance dogs are accepted on site.

A guide dog bar will be available at the PRM information point.

Most of the stands will be located on one side of the street.

During the renovation of the road network, the pavements in Flémalle town centre were made safer with ground balls. Although contrasting, these balls are on the edge of the pavement and can therefore be a fall hazard (pavements opposite the stands).

Solidaris Day attracts a very large crowd. The environment is therefore noisy.

Street traffic: there will be a large number of activity stands in Ans town centre, with possible obstacles on the ground. It will therefore be difficult to move around the entire site on your own, given the crowds at recent events. The 2025 edition will have as many stands as possible on one side of the street to make it easier to get around.

To the rear of the town hall, you'll be able to stroll through a park. One of the entrances is under a round arch of limited height.

There are no special arrangements for the visually impaired, but there's nothing to stop you taking part and enjoying the festive atmosphere.

The shuttle bus drop-off point is on the road. Traffic to the entrance will be partially in an area where car traffic will be kept to a limited speed.

Assistance dogs are accepted on site.

A guide dog bar will be available at the PRM information point.

Most of the stands will be located on one side of the street.

Street traffic: there will be a large number of activity stands in Ans town centre, with possible obstacles on the ground. This means that it will be difficult to get around the whole site on your own, given the crowds at recent events. The 2025 edition will have as many stands as possible on one side of the street to make it easier to get around.

To the rear of the town hall, you'll be able to stroll through a park. One of the entrances is under a round arch of limited height.

The shuttle bus drop-off point will be on the road. Traffic to the entrance will be partially in an area where car traffic will be kept to a limited speed.

4/5G is available on site.

Electric recharging points will be available at the PRM info point for recharging mobile phones.

Communication assistance will be available through the Surdimobil partner on the stands.

Solidaris Day attracts a huge crowd.

Depending on the weather, there may be some shady areas.

Only the Surdimobil stand offers adapted activities.

The shuttle bus drop-off point will be on the road. Traffic to the entrance will be partially in an area where car traffic will be kept to a limited speed.

4/5G is available on site.

Electric recharging points will be available at the PRM info point for recharging mobile phones.

Communication assistance will be available through the Surdimobil partner on the stands.

Only the Surdimobil stand will be able to offer an adapted activity in sign language.

Depending on the weather, there may be shady areas.

There are no special arrangements for people with impaired understanding, but nothing prevents you from taking part with an accompanying person.

The shuttle bus drop-off point is on the road. Traffic to the entrance will be partially in an area where car traffic will be kept to a limited speed.

Specific signage will be used to identify the various activity areas.

The concert area will be housed in a marquee,

Solidaris Day attracts a very large crowd. The environment is therefore noisy.

The event takes place in the city centre or in green spaces. The activities do not take place in a closed and fenced area. We do not recommend walking around the site alone.

Various activities: sports, sensory (music, water jet platform), relaxation, etc. People with comprehension difficulties will be able to fully enjoy this festival, but must be supervised.

Solidaris Day is taking place in an urban town centre, which is therefore not cordoned off (it is possible to leave via the various entrances or roads, without any special supervision for this type of public).