ACCESSIBLE BREAK IN CLASSIC

The most important solutions in the scope of accessibility:

• Assistant's ticket: Persons requiring support are entitled to the possibility of purchasing an additional ticket for an assistant for 1 PLN.

• Melex (electric cart): Facilitating getting from the entrance to the main stage.

• Festival buses: Adapted to the needs of people moving in wheelchairs.

• Induction loops: Available to pick up at the entrance gates.

• Audio guides: Around the Museum, available among others with audio description and in PJM (Polish Sign Language).

• Flexible rules: The possibility of bringing your own food and water.

Category D Tickets and Assistance

Tickets from the D pool are intended exclusively for persons with a significant degree of disability and for persons with any degree of disability who move in a wheelchair and possess a certificate of disability. In the ticketing system, 1-day tickets, 2-day tickets, and 3-day passes are available. If you need the help of a supporting person, the ticket for your assistant (regardless of the type) costs 1 PLN. The entitlement to a 1 PLN ticket applies exclusively to assistants supporting persons possessing a certificate of a significant degree of disability or with any degree of disability who move in a wheelchair. You always buy the tickets together – there is no possibility of purchasing just the 1 PLN entry pass later. Verification of the certificate (or appropriate ID card) and identity document takes place at the entrance gates to the festival grounds. Remember that in the case of 3-day passes or 2-day tickets, the assistant also receives a wristband for this entire time, therefore changing the accompanying person during the festival is not possible.

The way to the festival – Commute and Return

Around the Museum of Interiors in Otwock Wielki there are charming, green spaces, far from the hustle and bustle of the city. We draw your attention to the fact that public city transport does not reach Otwock Wielki.
 

• Festival buses: We organize bus transport for the audience. The vehicles will depart from in front of the Main Building of the National Museum in Warsaw, and after the concerts drive the audience back to the same place. The buses will be adapted for the transport of persons moving in wheelchairs. We will launch registrations for the rides in June 2026. Information about the registrations will be on the website www.breakinclassic.pl and on the festival's social media (FB and IG).

• Car and bicycle: You will also reach the festival without a problem by your own car or bicycle. We provide appropriately marked parking spaces for cars and racks for bicycles. Parking tickets will be available to buy from June 2026 on the eBilet.pl website. The number of spaces is limited.

Festival Space – what you need to know

1. Surface: The festival grounds have varied surfaces. You will move on often uneven asphalt alleys, sandy roads, and vast lawns.

2. Concerts on the grass: We resigned from rigid frames and typical grandstands. The audience by the main stage sits on chairs provided by the organizers or directly on the lawn on blankets or deckchairs brought by themselves. You can also enter the lawn in wheelchairs.

3. Internal transport: We realize that moving around the park in a wheelchair or on crutches can be tiring, therefore from the main entrance to the festival grounds right up to the stage itself, a Melex (electric cart) will be running, available for persons needing support.

4. Toilets: Portable toilets adapted to the needs of persons with disabilities will be available on the festival grounds.

Visiting the Museum of Interiors

On Friday and Saturday (3:00 PM – 8:00 PM) and on Sunday (1:00 PM – 6:00 PM) we invite you to visit the Museum of Interiors.
 

• Audio guides: We make audio guides available in the Polish and English languages, as well as in a version with audio description and translation into Polish Sign Language (PJM). The audio guides will be made available online, in the form of QR codes, to be played on your own equipment.

• Architectural barriers:

  • From the parking lot to the building of the Museum of Interiors and the park leads a path paved with so-called cobblestones (cat's heads). It is approx. 100 meters long. The alleys in the park are asphalt and wide. Benches stand next to them.

  • You enter the Museum of Interiors directly from the level of the path. The entrance doors are double-leaf. After opening one leaf, the passage has a width of 86 cm. On the ground floor there are no thresholds or stairs, the passages to subsequent rooms have approx. 136 cm of width. In one place, the passage between rooms has approx. 1 meter of length and 85 cm of width.

  • You can enter the upper floor of the palace exclusively by winder (spiral) stairs. In the Museum there is no elevator, stair platforms, or lifts.

  • On the upper floor, passages to some rooms are narrow – they have from 70 to 82 cm. A step with a height of 9 cm leads to one of the rooms. In this place, there is also a lowered passage – it has approx. 170 cm.

  • In the building of the Museum, on the ground floor there is a toilet for persons with disabilities. You can enter the Museum of Interiors and all of its rooms with an assistance dog and a guide dog during the opening hours of the Museum according to the schedule of the festival.

  • We do not provide the service of video translation into sign language. There is no induction loop in the building.

Hearing and Sign Language

• Induction loops: Participants using hearing aids can rent neck induction loops. The equipment will be ready for pickup at the entrance gates.

• Polish Sign Language: We inform you that there will be no live PJM translators present on the festival grounds. Sign language translation is available exclusively as part of the video guide around the Museum of Interiors.

Food and Drinks