We want as many music fans as possible to be able to attend our festival. Therefore, we make every effort to ensure that our guests with disabilities can enjoy a relaxed and unforgettable festival experience. In the long term, we aim to make our festival better and more accessible year after year. We are always very happy to receive ideas and suggestions at barrierefrei@meraluna.de.

For M’era Luna, you need a regular festival pass, which you can easily purchase through our ticket shop.

If you have a "B", "H" or "Bl" entered in your disability ID, you are allowed to bring one companion to the festival free of charge – this person does not require their own festival pass.

You have registered yourself and your friends for the Special Needs Camp? Then all of you come together to one of our counters. There you will receive your festival wristbands, the car pass, and further information.

Note: You and your friends all need your own festival pass – except for the free accompanying person.

If you are arriving by car, please come to our Check-In Guest in Hall 39. The check-in is accessible without steps via paved paths. There are parking spaces on site.

If you arrive by shuttle bus, we recommend the counter at Cash Desk / Wristbands East. This is not accessible by car and is located on a meadow.

You will receive precise information about where the counters are located and how to reach them a few days before the festival by email from us.

You do NOT want to stay overnight or park at the Special Needs Camp but are bringing a free accompanying person? You can come to any of our entrances and receive your festival wristbands there. Just bring your ticket and your disability ID card. Please note that we can only check in your accompanying person together with you if you arrive together.

If you have any questions about tickets, entry, or visiting the M’era Luna Festival, please feel free to contact us by email at barrierefrei@meraluna.de or by phone via our hotline: 01806 853 666 (Mon – Fri 10:00 – 12:00 am and 1:00 – 3:00 pm / €0.20 per call from landline, mobile up to €0.60 per call)

To make the festival visit as comfortable as possible for our guests with disabilities, we have established the "Special Needs Camp". To use this service, a disability ID card is required and it is necessary to complete our registration form under the "Registration" section. You can bring up to three additional friends with a valid festival pass to the "Special Needs Camp" alongside your companion. In total, a group size of up to five people is permitted.

To charge your medical and electronic aids, there is also a power connection at the "Special Needs Camp". The nearest socket may be somewhat further away, so please bring an outdoor-suitable extension cable (50 m) for this purpose.*

Please note that the "Special Needs Camp" is explicitly a voluntary service for our guests with disabilities.

Of course, you are welcome to camp in the regular areas. However, please note that there is only a limited disabled-accessible sanitary provision there and no power outlets. The distances can also be relatively long.

*Please note that we only provide electricity (240 volts) up to the distribution point, which can be up to 50 m away from your tent site. Use is exclusively permitted for charging medically necessary devices. For safety reasons, we must limit the maximum power of each socket to 1,000 watts. The electricity is locally generated and therefore susceptible to disruptions and voltage fluctuations. We accept no liability for the use of the power source or for any damage to devices caused by voltage fluctuations or outages. We reserve the right to interrupt the power supply temporarily for safety reasons during extreme weather conditions.

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Unfortunately, the capacity limit for the M’era Luna Festival 2026 has already been reached, so further registration for the Special Needs Campsite for the M’era Luna Festival 2026 is no longer possible. The closure of registration is solely due to capacity reasons and independent of individual personal characteristics.

Participation in the festival overall remains unaffected. At the regular campsite, we also offer accessible sanitary facilities – use is possible with a valid festival pass without registration.

The VIPcave consists of two floors, which are connected by a staircase. Additionally, there is a lift that provides step-free access to the second floor.
There are no accessible sanitary facilities in this area, but the nearest one is located very close by on the infield.

The M’era Luna takes place predominantly outdoors on a runway surrounded by meadows and fields. The site may be sandy, muddy, or stony in some areas.

On the event site (infield), cable bridges are laid in certain places. We endeavour to lay flatter cable bridges on the main paths to make your journey more comfortable, but this is not possible everywhere on the site. However, there is usually always an alternative route to avoid cable bridges.

In front of the Main Stage, to the left of the stage (facing the stage), you will find two platforms for wheelchair users and people with dwarfism, each with a maximum of one accompanying person. The platforms are accessible via a ramp. Access to the platforms is limited. This ensures that only those who truly need them can use them. If you require access to the platforms, please indicate this when registering for the Special Needs Camp or contact our service team. In close proximity to the platforms you will also find wheelchair-accessible mobile toilets, available for our Special Needs Camp guests regardless of the type of disability.

At the "Special Needs Camp" you will find an accessible sanitary station. It features step-free access, a spacious flush toilet, and a low-barrier shower. These low-barrier shower/toilet combinations are equipped with a Euro lock. So remember to bring your Euro key.

At the campsites and the infield, you will find a wheelchair-accessible mobile toilet at each sanitary station. These are level with the wheelchair and designed to be slightly larger to allow for transfer to/from the wheelchair.

You can easily bring your medications with you to the festival. A medical certificate proving the necessity ensures that you can bring prescription medications onto the festival and event grounds.

Medications that need to be stored refrigerated can be handed over to the medical staff in the first aid tents. There, the medications will be stored safely for you.

It is possible that strobe and light effects are used in the shows, which may cause epileptic seizures in some people.

Our security team is here to assist you with advice and support. If for any reason you feel uncomfortable or need help, please feel free to approach our staff, who can be recognised by their red vests. Additionally, paramedics are on site and can assist you at any time. In a medical emergency, call 112 – if you do not have a mobile phone, ask someone else to make the emergency call, or speak to a member of the security team. If you feel uncomfortable or overwhelmed, you can also ask our staff for "Panama" at any time or contact our Panama guides directly.

To protect your pet and other visitors, assistance dogs are unfortunately not permitted.