Q&A
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The festival wishes to welcome all music lovers or curious people, as well as possible!
- This website’s display adapts to the visual, motor or cognitive needs of its user thanks to the FACIL’iti tool (crossed-out eye icon in the top right corner of your page, to the left of the Tickets button)
- A dedicated reception/information point where a team of volunteers welcomes and accompanies festival-goers with disabilities, and provides them with information materials detailing the system deployed.
- Beneficiaries of the AAH (Allocation Adulte Handicapé) have access to the reduced rate (within the limits of available seats).
In order to welcome disabled festival-goers, Rock en Seine is setting up a dedicated system which will be detailed as the festival approaches.
For any other question, contact us at accessibilite@rockenseine.com
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- Accessibility platforms on the outdoor stages, with duckboard access path.
- Adapted toilets
- Counters at wheelchair height at all the festival bars.
- A reserved parking lot free of charge for PRM on request, within the limits of available spaces.
- An emergency repair kit for wheelchairs is available.
For any further questions, please contact us at accessibilite@rockenseine.com
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- Magnetic loops on all the festival’s stages.
- An LSF (Langue des Signes Française) interpreter on site.
- Vibrating vests are available at the accessibility desk and can be used for certain concerts.
For any further questions, please contact us at accessibilite@rockenseine.com
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- The essential documents of the festival (map, program, practical information) are published in relief, Braille and large print.
- Guide dogs are welcome at the festival.
For any further questions, please contact us at accessibilite@rockenseine.com
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Writing of the main information materials in French for all.
For any further questions, please contact us at accessibilite@rockenseine.com