Train & shuttle
The idea: a shared shuttle from a railway station. A real event would first need confirmed stops, times, the last return service, costs and accessible travel options.
Travel, the site, breaks and accessibility are part of the festival. Here you will find the planning ideas, alongside a clear account of what a real event would still need.
Lichtung ↔ Orbit: 8 minutes. Lichtung ↔ Atelier: 6 minutes. Orbit ↔ Atelier: 7 minutes. Rest/water: 4–5 minutes from a stage. Staying at the same stage adds 0 walking minutes. “Allow more time” multiplies these assumptions by 1.75, rounded up. Unknown routes are never assumed to take zero time.
Lichtungspark in Falkenau is invented. That is why there is deliberately no navigation address, timetable or bookable shuttle.

Explore the programme → save two favourites → read the map and access unknowns → leave room for breaks → check your packing.
Edit your plan ↗Choose your day → check the first and last act → add a food stop → confirm return travel before any real event.
Edit your plan ↗Plan the weekend programme → compare the camping example → check tent, sleeping bag and weather layers → have an actual organiser confirm camp rules and departure.
Edit your plan ↗Accessibility is not a footnote or a single checkbox. This overview separates intentions from assessments still needed.
Step-free main routes and accessible stage areas are proposed.
TO CONFIRM BEFORE REALISATIONSurfaces, gradients, distances, narrow sections and conditions in rain.
A raised viewing platform at Lichtung and a variety of seating options.
TO CONFIRM BEFORE REALISATIONCapacity, companion arrangements, sight lines, reservations and actual access.
A lower-stimulus retreat and clearly readable information.
TO CONFIRM BEFORE REALISATIONLighting, sound, retreat options, alternative formats and contact channels.
Accessible toilets and a clearly visible information point.
TO CONFIRM BEFORE REALISATIONEquipment, dimensions, care requirements, companion policies and on-site assistance.
Every entry is a concept intention. Nothing has been assessed on site. This demo collects no health data and provides no real support service.
Step-free main route proposed; surfaces, gradients and wet-weather conditions unassessed.
VERIFIED: only after assessment of a real site.Seating and a platform proposed; capacity, sight lines and companion arrangements unknown.
VERIFIED: only after assessment of a real site.Retreat and accessible toilets proposed; noise, dimensions and equipment unassessed.
VERIFIED: only after assessment of a real site.Lit paths envisaged; brightness, sensory conditions and alternative information formats unknown.
VERIFIED: only after assessment of a real site.The checklist is stored only in this browser.
Camp Nord is a quiet camping area as a concept idea. The demo adds €25 to the weekend ticket. There are no confirmed facilities, accessibility details, house rules or safety procedures.
A real festival needs dependable plans for heat, rain and storms. This concept offers no weather service, evacuation information or guarantee of sheltered spaces.
An easy-to-reach support point, trained responsibilities and a separate first-aid service would be part of the planning. There are no real contacts, response teams or emergency services here.
Refillable drinking water, reusable cups and plant-based food are proposed. Allergen information, prices and actual provision would need confirmation from real vendors.