• Disabled parking on site, reserved for vehicles displaying a disabled parking permit (behind the Belfius branch). Follow the signs for ‘Disabled Parking’.

• Easy access throughout the entire single-level site.

• Disability support volunteers are on hand, identifiable by their blue bibs.

• Adapted adventure course.

• Disability-accessible toilets in the toilet blocks.

• The various stalls will be made aware of disability issues and will take the necessary steps to ensure their areas are accessible.

• Gift stall / Bar: access reserved for people with disabilities.

• To leave Place Jean Jaures and head towards Browning Park, you will need to negotiate a 40-metre slope with a gradient of 8 to 10 per cent.

• To get to the gift stall, which will be held in the covered hall at Browning Park, you will need to negotiate a 60-metre slope with a gradient of 3 to 5 per cent.

• To get to the swimming pool car park, you must take Rue Large Voie. This street is level, but in the centre, warped manhole covers obstruct traffic.

• On Rue Large Voie, speed bumps obstruct traffic. Try to drive over the centre of these speed bumps.

• Accessible shuttle buses from the park-and-ride car parks.

• The shuttle’s drop-off point is on the main road. The route to the entrance will partly pass through an area where car traffic is restricted to a limited speed.

• Easy access throughout the entire site, which is all at ground level.

• Belfius disabled parking spaces reserved for vehicles with a disabled parking permit.

• Disabled volunteers will be on hand, identifiable by their blue high-visibility vests.

• Wheelchairs will be available at the information point, on request.

• Adapted adventure course.

• Disabled toilets in the toilet blocks.

• The various stalls will be made aware of disability issues and will take the necessary steps to ensure their areas are accessible.

• Gift stall / Bar: access reserved for people with disabilities.

• In the marquee, where a number of concerts will be held, chairs will be made available.

• There are places to rest or sit in the stands, bars, marquees and on the terraces.

• On Rue Large Voie, speed bumps are obstructing traffic. Please walk in the centre of these speed bumps to avoid falling.

No specific facilities are provided for blind people, but there is nothing to stop them from taking part and enjoying the festive atmosphere.

• The shuttle bus drop-off point is on the main road. The route to the entrance will partly pass through an area where traffic is restricted to a limited speed.

• Assistance dogs are permitted on site.

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

• Most of the stalls are located on one side of the street.

• As part of the roadworks, the pavements in Herstal town centre have been made safer with tactile paving and/or floor-level planters. These markers may occasionally be removed due to the setting up of stalls (relocation onto the road, removal of planters).

• Solidaris Day attracts very large crowds. The area is therefore noisy.

• Movement on the streets: there will be numerous activity stalls in Herstal town centre, with possible obstacles on the ground.

• It will therefore be difficult to move around the entire site unaided, given the crowds seen at previous events.

• The 2026 event will prioritise having as many stalls as possible on one side of the street to make it easier to get around.

• At the top of Place Jean Jaurès, where a first-aid area will be located, there is a large staircase with handrails, but the tactile warning paving has almost completely disappeared.

• In the town centre, long-slotted drainage channels run down the middle of the carriageway.

• On Rue Large Voie, speed bumps hinder traffic flow. Please try to ride in the centre of these speed bumps to avoid falls.

No specific facilities are provided for people with visual impairments, but there is nothing to stop them from taking part and enjoying the festive atmosphere.

• The shuttle bus drop-off point is on the main road. The route to the entrance will partly pass through an area where traffic will be restricted to a limited speed.

• Assistance dogs are permitted on site.

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

• Most of the stalls are located on one side of the street.

• Street traffic: there will be numerous activity stalls in Herstal town centre, with possible obstacles on the ground.

• It will therefore be difficult to get around the entire site on your own, given the crowds at previous events.

• There is a risk of backlighting or glare from the sun depending on the location.

• The 2026 event will prioritise having as many stalls as possible on one side of the street to make it easier to get around.

• At the top of Place Jean Jaurès, where a first-aid area will be located, there is a large staircase with handrails, but the safety warning paving slabs have almost all disappeared.

• Across the town, long-slotted drainage channels run down the centre of the carriageway.

• On Rue Large Voie, speed bumps hinder traffic flow. You should aim to ride over the centre of these speed bumps to avoid falls.

• The shuttle bus drop-off point is on the main road. The route to the entrance will partly run through an area where car traffic will be restricted to a limited speed.

• 4G/5G is available on site.

• Electric charging points will be available at the PRM information point for charging mobile phones.

• Communication support will be available via our partner Surdimobil, who will be present at the stands.

• Solidaris Day attracts huge crowds.

• Depending on the weather, there may be areas in the shade or where the sun is particularly bright.

• Only the Surdimobil stand offers suitable activities.

• The shuttle bus drop-off point is on the main road. The route to the entrance will partly run through an area where car traffic will be restricted to a limited speed.

• 4G/5G is available on site.

• Electric charging points will be available at the PRM information point for charging mobile phones.

• Communication support will be available via our partner Surdimobil, who will be present at the stands.

• Only the Surdimobil stand is able to offer an activity adapted for sign language users.

• Depending on the weather, there may be areas of shade or glare.

There are no specific arrangements in place for people with comprehension difficulties, but there is nothing to stop you from taking part with a support person.

• The shuttle bus drop-off point is on the main road.

• Part of the route to the entrance will be in an area where traffic is restricted to a lower speed limit.

• Clear signage will be provided to help you find the various activity areas.

• The concert area is in a marquee,

• Solidaris Day attracts very large crowds. The environment is therefore noisy.

• The event takes place in the city centre or in green spaces.

• The activities do not take place in an enclosed, fenced-off area.

• We do not recommend walking around the site alone.

• A variety of activities: sports, sensory experiences (music, water feature), relaxation, etc. People with communication difficulties will be able to fully enjoy this festival but must be accompanied at all times.

• Solidaris Day takes place in a city centre, which is therefore not enclosed (it is possible to leave via various entrances or roads, without specific supervision for this type of visitor).