We strive to best adapt the festival to the needs of its attendees. We want it to be a welcoming place for everyone. Below, you will find information about the solutions and amenities designed for people with disabilities, including those with time-related disabilities.
EXCHANGING TICKETS FOR WRISTBANDS
People with disabilities and their supporters can exchange tickets for wristbands at dedicated Priority Service Points (POPs) and at regular points near the entrance.
VOLUNTEERS
At the Priority Service Points and at the platforms for disabled people located near the stages, people with disabilities will find assistance from our volunteers, who will help them navigate the festival, avoiding grassy areas, and advise on the best route to the food and beverage outlets.
POP Opening Hours:
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July 1-2, 2026 (Tuesday - Wednesday) 2:00 PM - 1:00 AM
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July 3-4, 2026 (Thursday - Saturday) 1:30 PM - 1:00 AM
Locations:
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near the campsite,
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at the entrance to the festival grounds from Kosakowo.
Additionally, every person with a disability and a companion whose support is necessary for the person with a disability and confirmed by an appropriate medical certificate, as well as pregnant women, can receive a special wristband entitling them to use the viewing platforms near the stages. In accordance with the rules set forth in the event regulations, the wristband does not provide priority entry.
The number of places on the PWD Platform is limited, and the Organizer reserves the right to refuse entry if capacity is reached.
POP staff may request documentation confirming a disability (including temporary disability).
PLATFORMS
Platforms overlooking the stages are located at each of the three main stages (Orange Main Stage, Tent Stage, Alter Stage). Each platform has a toilet accessible to people with disabilities. Designated volunteers will assist everyone with access to these platforms and ensure that unauthorized persons do not use these platforms.
We provide electrical outlets for charging electric wheelchairs on the platforms for people with disabilities.
In accordance with the rules set forth in the event regulations, wristbands do not provide priority entry. Seating on the PWD Platform is limited, and the Organizer reserves the right to refuse entry if capacity is reached. In the event of limited space, entry to the platform will be on a first-come, first-served basis.
ORDER OF ACCESS TO THE OZN PLATFORM
The platform for people with disabilities is intended primarily for people with mobility impairments, wheelchair users, and their support persons. If space is available, priority is then given to people with other mobility impairments, including temporary disabilities. Access to the PWD Platform is then granted to people with diagnosed cognitive, communication, or social disabilities, including those on the autism spectrum, as well as pregnant women, who may use the Platform only independently and only if space is available.
SUPPORTING PERSON
Supporting persons are also authorized to use the PWD Platform if the support is necessary for the person with a disability and confirmed by an appropriate medical certificate. Supporting persons' eligibility is verified at the POP. A supporting person must have a valid Ticket and may only be on the OZN Platform as a companion of the person with a disability they are assisting.
A supporting person requires a separate wristband and is required to adhere to the entry order rules. Pursuant to the rules set forth in the event regulations, a wristband does not provide priority entry.
Accompanying persons of pregnant women are not authorized to enter the platform.
PERSONS WITH TEMPORARY DISABILITIES
Persons with temporary disabilities, such as those with a broken leg, using crutches, or wheelchairs, may receive a wristband allowing them to access a special platform, but only in limited circumstances, and are required to adhere to the entry order.
Those requiring assistance can contact volunteers or staff at the Priority Service Point. This is where, depending on their needs, they will be authorized to use the platforms near the stages.
PARKING
Parking spaces for people with disabilities (including temporary disabilities) and pregnant women are located right next to the entrance to the festival grounds from the public parking lot (Kosakowo side). Entry is possible with a purchased parking ticket.
ENTRANCE TO THE FESTIVAL
For the convenience of those with mobility issues, we have wheelchairs at the entrances, which, with the assistance of volunteers, will help you enter the festival grounds.
Security will be notified that blind people with guide dogs are allowed to enter the festival grounds (upon presentation of appropriate documentation).
All persons are required to familiarize themselves with the list of prohibited items. Please note that when entering the festival grounds from Zielona Street, the depository is located a considerable distance from the priority service point. All items on the list of prohibited items must be deposited.
RESTROOMS
Accessible restrooms are available throughout the festival grounds – both in the restroom aisles and in the access areas (next to the platforms at Main Stage, Tent Stage, and Alter Stage), as well as near the Priority Service Point.
The restrooms are lit inside.
FOOD
Most partner zones and some food outlets are wheelchair accessible, allowing guests to enjoy the attractions they offer.
SPECIALIZED MEDICINES AND DIETS
People whose health condition requires specialized medications may bring their own medications and medical supplies, but they must present a medical certificate confirming their need to carry them. Bringing your own food and drinks is only permitted for strictly defined diets confirmed by a medical certificate. We also ask that food and drinks be stored in a manner that complies with safety regulations (drinks in cans, glass bottles, or thermoses are not permitted). We encourage people with diabetes to carry liquid glucose sachets, available at any pharmacy.