Accessibility Guide - Laneway 2026

Laneway 2026

This Visual Story has been created to help powerchair users plan their visit to Laneway Music Festival 2026 with confidence by removing as many unknowns as possible. Laneway is a large outdoor music festival held in an urban setting, featuring multiple performance stages, food and beverage areas, and high volumes of attendees throughout the day.

This guide provides a visual and step-by-step overview of what to expect when travelling to the event, arriving at the festival site, and moving through the space in a powerchair. By planning ahead, attending Laneway Music Festival can be a more comfortable and enjoyable experience.

This accessibility guide is designed to support powerchair users, their families, carers, and support workers in preparing for the day.

What to Expect at this Event

Laneway Music Festival is a popular event and attracts large crowds across the day and into the evening. As a powerchair user, you can expect a lively environment with music, crowds, and constant movement between stages and shared areas.

The festival site is primarily outdoors and includes a mix of sealed pathways, grassed areas, and temporary flooring. While accessible pathways are provided to connect key areas such as stages, amenities, and food outlets, surfaces may vary and can become uneven or congested during peak times.

Weather conditions can impact the festival experience, with sun, heat, and rain all possible depending on the day. Planning for hydration, sun protection, and comfort is recommended when spending extended periods outdoors.

Accessible amenities, including toilets and designated viewing areas, are available throughout the festival site. Event staff and volunteers are positioned across the venue and can assist with directions or accessibility support if required.

This Visual Story will help you understand the layout of the festival and prepare for navigating the event at your own pace.

Refer to the Laneway accessibility page