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Inclusion & accessibility

Music is for everyone. We want as many people as possible to experience WHZOA without barriers, and we keep working on it. If something doesn't work for you, tell us so we can do better.

On the festival grounds

  • Viewing platforms: raised, wheelchair-accessible platforms at Clover & Ace and in the Casino, with space for one companion each.
  • Accessible toilets: on the festival grounds and the campground.
  • Paths: the main paths are paved with ground protection panels. After heavy rain, some areas may still be difficult to access.
  • The Church: the venue in Weihenzell has step-free access; our shuttle takes you there on request.
  • Quiet zone: a low-stimulus retreat next to the awareness tent, if things get too loud or crowded.
  • Hearing protection: free earplugs at the info point and at all bars.

Tickets, parking & camping

  • Companion: if your disability card has the "B" marking, your companion gets in for free. Please bring the card with you.
  • Parking: accessible parking spaces are located close to the entrance. Please show your parking permit to the stewards.
  • Camping: there is a separate accessible camping area with short paths to the toilets and the festival grounds.
  • Assistance dogs are welcome on the entire grounds.

Questions?

Every need is different. Write to us before the festival at whzoa@stefan-steinert.de and we'll find a solution together. On site, the info point and our awareness team are there for you.