The gates of the Most Beautiful Festival in the World are wide open to everyone who wants to soak up the atmosphere of friendship, brotherhood, and kindness for a few days. The 31st Pol'and'Rock Festival provides special facilities for people with disabilities so that everyone can fully enjoy the festival experience.
Flat and comfortable
As every year, the event Organizers do their best to ensure the greatest comfort for all the participants of the Most Beautiful Festival in the World.
The Czaplinek‑Broczyno airfield is well‑suited for this purpose — most architectural obstacles have been removed, and flat, asphalt roads allow participants to access nearly all areas of the Festival.
At the campsite, photo: Wojciech Fabiszewski
Sanitary facilities
As in previous years, there are 30 portable toilets for people with disabilities on the event grounds. They are located in key areas:
- near the Main Stage and the platform for people with disabilities,
- near the AFA tent,przy strefie Tyskie,
- near the Tyskie zone,
- near SiemaShop,
- near medical points.
Shower and toilet cubicles adapted to the needs of people with disabilities are located:
- in the Alpha sanitary zone,
- at RockCamp.
Parking
There are 30 parking spaces designated for motorists with disabilities at the Rock Camp Chill parking lot. Passes for these spaces are distributed by the Peace Patrol. The location of the parking spaces is marked on the map and in the festival guides.
Concerts without limitations
The festival is all about live music. The organizers want people with disabilities to also enjoy the unique memories and amazing atmosphere right in front of the stage. They have set up a special raised platform with a great view of the Main Stage. This way, people with disabilities can fully enjoy the concerts in a safe environment, together with their assistants.
Festivalgoers in front of the Main Stage, photo by Wojciech Fabiszewski
Facilities for the Deaf
During the 31st edition of the Most Beautiful Festival in the World, the needs of the Deaf community have been carefully considered. Simultaneous interpretation into Polish Sign Language will be provided in the Academy of the Finest Arts meeting tent. Additionally, interpreters Karina Akseńczuk, Jolanta Gromada, and Marta Borkowska‑Banasiewicz will offer sign language interpretation during live online broadcasts.
Peace and Medical Patrols
Volunteers from the Peace and Medical Patrol remain on duty around the clock, prepared to provide assistance whenever required. Their operations follow a dedicated system developed over more than 30 years of experience, continuously refined to meet the festival’s evolving needs. This approach ensures that safety and comfort are maintained at the highest standard.
The Peace Patrol volunteers are responsible for offering guidance, providing directions, and assisting individuals with disabilities in navigating the festival grounds. Most members have undergone specialized training in supporting visitors with disabilities, ensuring professional and effective assistance throughout the event.
Polish sign language interpreter during a meeting in the Academy of Finest of Arts tent, photo: Łukasz Giers
Online availability
The Most Beautiful Festival in the World is available to everyone – even those who cannot attend in person. Thanks to live broadcasts, the extraordinary festival emotions can be brought to any place in the world.
Karolina Kondrak-Leszczyńska
Press Office at The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity
