Accessibility
To ensure that the Bordeaux Wine Festival is accessible to all, and that it is experienced in the same way by both able-bodied and disabled people, whatever their disability, the organization works every year, alongside associations and organizations, to make the event more accessible.
Free admission for accompanying persons
Anyone accompanying a disabled person can get a free tasting pass (on presentation of a disability card). All they need to do is email [email protected] or go to the festival ticket offices during the event.
Special facilities in the wine and ticket pavilions
- Low counters to facilitate access, priority access.
- The Pavilion located next to the Wine School is accessible via the Bordeaux Wine School pavilion.
Several workshops in the Bordeaux Wine School pavilion are adapted :
| Time | Thursday, June 19 | Friday, June 20 | Saturday, June 21 | Sunday, June 22 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11:00 AM – 11:45 AM | Visually impaired | Visually impaired | Hearing impaired – FSL | Visually impaired |
| 12:00 PM – 12:45 PM | – | Hearing impaired – FSL | – | – |
Getting to and around the site
- A car park for PSH located close to the event is planned (the exact location will be confirmed shortly).
- If you are arriving by public transport, we recommend the Munich entrance (at the bottom of Place des Quinconces). Otherwise, we also recommend the Munich entrance or the entrances via the Promenade des Quais.
- Gently sloping cable crossings.
These measures are designed to make the experience more inclusive and enjoyable for all participants. Please check back regularly for updated information or contact the organizers for further details: [email protected]
