How to get there & Parking
The #IK26 is accessible without steps, you can reach all relevant areas via the main foyer
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For visitors with a disabled pass, there are some disabled parking spaces available in parking lot P5 directly next to the entrance via gate 4.
When you arrive, simply turn to the gate staff at gate 4 with your pass - from there you will be directed to the event via the main foyer.
Accessible seats & support
Two designated wheelchair spaces are available on the main stage.
Feel free to contact our team if you need assistance with choosing a seat.
The first-aid room is located in the basement of the main foyer and is marked on the trade fair signage as a "first-aid and baby changing room".
In addition, paramedics are out and about on the event grounds and can be contacted if you need medical assistance.
At Counter 4, you can get support and aids such as masks, Oropax and other minor protective measures if required. If you have any questions about accessibility or are unsure, please get in touch with our team on site. The contact person for accessibility is Tabea
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Accessible offers
We offer live German/English translation with live transcript for the #IK26 stages.
Please note: This offer does not apply to the workshop areas.
We will also mark quieter areas and retreats on site. In the event app you will find additional information on rooms that are less visible or more frequented, as well as on work and matchmaking areas.
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<h2>Sensory cues (light & sound)
The #IK26 is a dynamic, busy event with lots of visual and acoustic stimuli. It can get loud and crowded.
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<p>Visual effects with rapid light changes and stroboscope-like sequences are used during the award ceremony for the Saxon Founder's Prize. These effects can be stressful for light-sensitive people or people with photosensitive epilepsy. <p
<p>Please bear this in mind when planning your participation in this part of the program. If necessary, use breaks, retreats or your own protective measures (e.g. caps, sunglasses, Oropax). If you need support or are unsure, speak to our team or the awareness/paramedic team.</p
