Accessibility

A separate section of the car park nearest the main entrance is reserved for fans with a disability. Access to this section must be requested beforehand via the application form. The number of parking spaces is limited so be sure to submit your application on time. All car parks are paid and that includes disabled parking spaces. If your application is approved, you will receive the necessary info to buy these car park tickets one month before the festival.

There is an accessible disabled booth at the main festival entrance where people with a disability can exchange their festival ticket for a festival wristband.

During the festival Inter staff are on hand to provide assistance where necessary. They are easily recognised by their Inter vests and you will find them at the main entrance, on the raised platforms and at the Inter campsite. Specifically, this assistance includes: setting up a tent at the Inter campsite, assistance with bathroom visits and meals, mobility assistance, etc. Don't hesitate to approach the Inter staff if you need help.

The main stages, the Jupiler Stage and the Marquee have raised platforms for wheelchair users and persons with a disability. One carer can join them on the platform. Chairs are provided. On the platform, Inter volunteers and members of the GMM Crew keep an eye on things. If you don’t need access to the raised platforms but would like to rest a bit from time to time you can make your way to the stands at the Jupiler Stage. These are open to all festival-goers, with or without disability.

All bars, box office units and tents are equipped with ramps. The terrain is flat and easily accessible.

Guide and assistance dogs are also allowed in the festival arena.

The use of folding chairs higher than 55 cm in folded condition must be specifically requested on the Inter application form. No application is required for folding chairs below 55 cm.

All sanitary facilities are accessible and include a disabled toilet. In all sanitary blocks the disabled toilet is the first unit on your right.

There are no Inter facilities for pregnant women. Women who breastfeed can express milk at the Red Cross stations in the festival arena or at the campsite. Cold storage is also available.

There is a separate Inter campsite at Kastelsedijk for festival-goers with a disability. It is part of campsite Inferno. This dedicated zone includes accessible showers, washbasins and toilets. The care tent is equipped with a mobile hoist, a nursing bed, a refrigerator for the cold storage of medication, and electricity is available (to be used only for medical purposes). Wheelchair users can also leave and/or charge their ride there overnight. Up to 4 friends can spend the night in maximum 3 small tents.

The Inter camping is open for combi ticket holders from 3 pm on Wednesday 17 June 2026.

Please note that the number of places is limited here as well so be sure to submit your application form on time. Once the campsite is full, it’s full. Access to the Inter campsite requires a valid festival wristband and camping wristband. All campsites are paid and that includes disabled guests. If your application is approved, you will receive the necessary info to buy your camping tickets one month before the festival.

It’s a brisk walk from Metal Town to the festival arena. An accessible shuttle bus for visitors with a disability runs between the festival grounds and this campsite. The sanitary block at Metal Town includes an accessible shower and toilet. The public areas of the campsite are accessible but there are no Inter staff on site.

Both campsites have accessible showers and toilets. There are no Inter staff on site. 

Visitors who are on a special diet for health reasons can bring their own food (note: no hard containers) and/or medication (note: in the original packaging) into the festival arena. You DON’T have to include this on your Inter application form but you do need a doctor’s note. This way our security staff will know why you brought medication and/or syringes so awkward discussions can be avoided. The Red Cross stations will provide cold storage for your medication if necessary.