Unisound isn't just a festival, it's an experience to be lived to the full - inclusive, festive and open to all.
Concerts, discoveries, emotions...
But that's not all: as well as the stage, there are plenty of stalls, entertainment, games, relaxation areas and much more.
This year it takes place from 29 June to 1 July 2025 at the PAMexpo in Court-Saint-Etienne.
Opening hours: 10am to 5pm.
We invite you to visit the website http://www.unisound.be and the Facebook page of the event.
Accessible! You can come alone. This location is fully accessible.
Strengths
Drop-off point in front of the entrance on the large tarmac car park (in front of Action and other shops).
Reserved PRM car park right next to the festival entrance (Rue Belotte), managed by a volunteer, accessible via a flat asphalted path (RAVeL).
There will be no difficulty in getting around the site, where all areas will be accessible and there will be no great distance between the various activities.
Numerous volunteers will be on hand to help if you need them (identifiable T-shirts).
The height of ticket offices, bars, food stands and tables is adapted.
Sick bay with medical staff on the terrace side.
Fridge and microwave available: ask at the bar.
Picnics are accepted inside the festival.
Food can be mixed at the bar.
Straws available.
Electric chairs can be recharged: ask at the info stand.
Adapted toilets (2 hard-standing toilets near the stage with washbasins and a choice of transfer sides, 1 Cathy cubicle with hydro-alcoholic gel in the infirmary on the terrace side).
Shaded areas (in the PAMExpo and on the terrace under arbours and parasols).
Points of attention
The large tarmac car park in front of the Action shop (and other nearby stores) will be very accessible on Sundays.
On Monday and Tuesday, however, we recommend that you arrive before the shops open if you want to be sure of finding a space.
Otherwise, you'll have to park in the surrounding streets (see attached map).
The festival car park (behind the Joseph Dewez loop), where you may have parked in previous years, is being refurbished this summer and is therefore unusable.
Be careful, you'll have to jump over a small obstacle if you're coming from the drop-off point (at the foot of the small slope)!
The hard-standing PRM toilets do not have a fixed grab rail on the wall (only a fold-down rail).
The PRM WC and the infirmary on the terrace side are accessible via a small ramp (see photo).
The infirmary will not be equipped with a patient lift.
Please note that there is a PRM cable duct between the control room and the stage on the left-hand side; you must therefore go around the control room to the right to avoid this cable duct.
If you take the RAVeL, you'll come across bicycles. A volunteer will be on hand to slow down traffic and signs will warn cyclists that there are festivities taking place.
Accessible! You can come alone. This location is fully accessible.
Strengths
Drop-off point in front of the entrance on the large tarmac car park (in front of Action and other shops), with a waiting area equipped with benches (with a volunteer).
Reserved PRM car park right next to the festival entrance (Rue Belotte), managed by a volunteer, accessible via a flat asphalted path (RAVeL).
There will be no difficulty in getting around the site, where all the areas will be accessible and there won't be any great distances between the various activities.
Numerous volunteers will be on hand to help you if you need it (identifiable T-shirt).
Sick bay with medical staff on the terrace side.
Picnics are accepted inside the festival.
Adapted toilets (2 hard-standing toilets near the stage with washbasins and a choice of transfer sides, 1 Cathy cubicle with hydro-alcoholic gel in the infirmary on the terrace side).
The different areas (concerts and activities) are close together and offer plenty of opportunities to stop off.
There will be a rest area.
Chairs and benches will be available in each area and at the entrance.
Two wheelchairs will be available if needed.
Shaded areas (in the PAMExpo and on the terrace under arbours and parasols).
Points of attention
The large asphalt car park (in front of Action and other shops) will be widely available on Sunday. On Monday and Tuesday, however, you should arrive before the shops open if you want to be sure of finding a parking space. Otherwise, you'll have to find a parking space in the surrounding streets (see attached map for an idea of distances).
The festival car park (behind the Joseph Dewez loop), where you may have parked in previous years, is being refurbished this summer and is therefore unusable.
Be careful, you'll have to jump over a small obstacle if you're coming from the drop-off point (at the foot of the small slope)!
The hard-standing PRM toilets do not have a fixed grab rail on the wall (only a fold-down rail).
The PRM WC and the infirmary on the terrace side are accessible via a small ramp (see photo).
Please note that there is a PRM cable duct between the control room and the stage on the left-hand side; you must therefore go around the control room to the right to avoid this cable duct.
If you take the RAVeL, you'll come across bicycles. A volunteer will be on hand to slow down traffic and signs will warn cyclists that there are festivities taking place.
Accessible! You can come alone. This location is fully accessible.
Strengths
Drop-off point in front of the entrance on the large tarmac car park (in front of Action and other shops), with a waiting area equipped with benches (with a volunteer).
Reserved PRM car park right next to the festival entrance (Rue Belotte), managed by a volunteer, accessible via a flat asphalted path (RAVeL).
The site is enclosed and secure, with many volunteers on hand to show you around.
Obstacles on the site can be detected with a walking stick.
Programme, prices, drinks/food available via QR codes on each table and at the bar.
Site map in relief.
Guide dogs are accepted and there is a doggie bar next to the bar.
Mobile phone recharging available: ask at the info stand.
Points of attention
Be careful, if you take the RAVeL, you'll come across bicycles. A volunteer will be on hand to slow down traffic and signs will warn cyclists that there are festivities taking place.
No audiodescription service for visual events.
No Braille.
Be careful, there's a small jump to negotiate if you're coming from the drop-off point (at the foot of the small slope)!
Accessible! You can come alone. This location is fully accessible.
Strengths
Drop-off point in front of the entrance on the large tarmac car park (in front of Action and other shops), with a waiting area equipped with benches (with a volunteer).
Reserved PRM car park right next to the festival entrance (Rue Belotte), managed by a volunteer, accessible via a flat asphalted path (RAVeL).
The site is enclosed and secure, with a large number of volunteers on hand to show you around (they can be identified by their T-shirts).
The obstacles on the site are visually identifiable with sufficient contrast.
Programme, prices, drinks/food available via QR codes on each table and at the bar.
Raised site map.
Guide dogs are accepted and there is a doggie bar next to the bar.
Mobile phone recharging available: ask at the info stand.
Points of attention
Be careful, if you take the RAVeL, you'll come across bicycles. A volunteer will be on hand to slow down traffic and signs will warn cyclists that there are festivities taking place.
No audiodescription service for visual events.
No Braille.
Accessible! You can come alone. This location is fully accessible.
Strengths
Three concerts will be interpreted into sign language (one per day - the concerts in French, as the other concerts are in English):
"Lilly" on Sunday - "Icare" on Monday - "Millie Hopes" on Tuesday.
There will be balloons so you can feel the vibrations of the music (ask at the info stand) and you can stand close to the loudspeakers.
Clear, uniform signage (with pictograms/images) makes it easy to find your way around a well-defined, safe area.
Use of pictograms/images/photos to make it easier to understand the prices and products offered by the foodtrucks.
A pictorial map showing the location of activities on the site.
Screen with subtitles for concerts (8 out of 9 concerts, as the 9th is a DJ).
A sign language volunteer will be on hand on Sunday if required (she will be visually identifiable). On Monday and Tuesday, an organiser with some basic sign language skills will be on hand to help you if you need it.
Points of attention
No immersion waistcoats.
Be careful if you take the RAVeL, you will come across bicycles. A volunteer will be on hand to slow traffic down and signs will warn cyclists that there are festivities taking place.
Accessible! You can come alone. This location is fully accessible.
Strengths
There are balloons so you can feel the vibrations of the music, and you can stand close to the loudspeakers.
Clear, uniform signage (with pictograms/images) makes it easy to find your way around a well-defined, safe area.
Visual plan showing the location of activities on the site.
Use of pictograms/images/photos to make it easier to understand the prices and products offered by the foodtrucks.
Screen with subtitles for concerts (8 out of 9 concerts, as the 9th is a DJ).
Free loan of ear muffs (adults, children, babies) and ear plugs from the info stand.
Points of attention
No magnetic induction loop.... but plenty of visual activities other than concerts.
No immersive waistcoats.
Be careful, if you take the RAVeL, you'll come across bicycles. A volunteer will be on hand to slow down traffic and signage will warn cyclists that there are festivities taking place.
Accessible! You can come alone. This location is fully accessible.
Strengths
Drop-off point in front of the entrance on the large tarmac car park (in front of Action and other shops), with a waiting area equipped with benches (with a volunteer).
Site on a human scale.
Secure site: the only entrance/exit is supervised by reception staff.
There are balloons to feel the vibrations of the music and it is possible to stand close to the loudspeakers.
Clear, uniform signage with pictograms/images makes it easy to find your way around a well-defined, safe area.
A pictorial map showing the location of activities on the site.
Use of pictograms/images/photos to make it easier to understand the prices and products offered by the foodtrucks.
A team of easily identifiable PRM volunteers will be on hand to welcome visitors and provide assistance if required.
In addition to the concerts, there will be a wide range of adapted activities.
There will also be a rest area.
Shaded areas (in the PAMExpo and on the terrace under arbours and parasols).
Points of attention
Warning: stroboscopic effect in the SILENT ROOM.
No immersive waistcoats.
If you take the RAVeL, you'll come across bicycles. A volunteer will be on hand to slow traffic down and signs will warn cyclists that there are festivities taking place.
Validity: From 29 June 2025 on 1 July 2025
Audit conducted by
Access-i informs you about the accessibility of this place based on data collected on-site at a given time. Any changes after the visit by Access-i are the responsibility of the operator.
Dernière mise à jour effectuée le 27 June 2025 - 08:47
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A map of the sites and the programme are available in large format on the website.
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You can pay by Bancontact via a wireless Sum Up payment terminal, as well as in cash.
There are public toilets for people with reduced mobility along the route.
For the parade/walk through the city : Although the route has not been audited by Access-i, we would like to inform you that it is quite challenging. There are numerous slopes along the route. We recommend that you walk on the right-hand side of the road, as the pavements are not always accessible. The route is uphill from the start. You will be able to stop and rest along the gardens of the Cathedral of Saints Michael and Gudula. There is also a step at the Place de la Monnaie, in the MUNPUNT building, which, depending on the crowd, will allow you to see the procession from above, but no disabled access will be provided.
The event takes place in a public space and is therefore subject to (uneven) ground conditions, road traffic and the terrain (numerous slopes).
If you have any questions about accessibility to the event, please contact the organisers by email : info@brusselspride.eu
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