With prior planning, suitable equipment and facilities, festivals and live event organisers can accommodate disabled festival-goers appropriately.

Here are our top suggestions for festival accessibility:

Disabled Camp Site

An accessible campsite should be a short distance from the festival site, on level ground.  

The camp should be well-lit from the early evenings right through to the early mornings, with stewards on hand to help. 

Charging Stations

These are essential for battery charging mobility scooters.

Wheelchair Accessible Showers & Toilet Units

Suitable shower and toilet facilities should be available for wheelchair-users with enough room for an assistant if required. 

A low-level toilet and handrails should be fitted, with a wide door and external wheelchair access.

Mobile Changing Units 

Portable units give carers the necessary extra assistance needed to move someone from a wheelchair to a toilet and/or a changing bed. 

Rapid Ramp can supply and fit temporary wheelchair ramps & steps to portable units /cabins, either under our Supply & Install Package or under the Ramp Rental option.

Viewing Platforms

Being differently-abled should not compromise a person’s experience of watching live music, hence why a viewing platform is required to allow spectators to see performances from a raised height, away from large crowds.  

Access to platforms can be achieved with modular ramps & steps. The product has telescopic legs that can be adjusted to match different threshold heights. Plus, concrete pads can be added underneath to ensure rigidity in muddy conditions. 

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