Festival sites are not always the easiest places for people with disabilities to navigate so we are doing our best to put things in place to make your experience as trouble-free as possible.
- This year we have appointed an Accessibility Lead to be a point of contact on site for anyone with a disability.
- We have also created a new Accessibility Campsite by the Boutique Camping area, where people with disabilities can bring their vehicles onto the site to sleep in them (this requires advance authorisation and a special pass, so please write to us in advance to arrange this).
- We will have two disabled toilets on site – one in the campsite, and one in the main festival site.
- Although we do not have an Accessible Viewing Area for the stages our Area Guardians will make sure you are taken care of and have a good line of sight to the entertainment.
- If you need a carer to come with you to the festival we can arrange a Personal Assistant ticket (providing you have a full weekend ticket).
- We can provide large print sitemaps and schedules should you need one – please contact us in advance.
Do note that there will not be metal tracks for wheelchairs to get around, and some of the ground is rough field and some paths are a bit uneven.
Please let us know how else we can support your experience at Medicine.