Sant Joan in Valls debuts bracelets and adapted toilets for a more accessible celebration

The Festa Major de Sant Joan de Valls is preparing to be more accessible than ever. This edition incorporates concrete measures to facilitate the participation of people with functional diversity.

With wristbands for access to reserved concert areas, information points, and adapted restrooms, the city council wants to ensure that everyone can enjoy the celebration without barriers.

Access wristbands and reserved concert areas

The wristband system

One of the notable new features is the implementation of wristbands that allow access to reserved areas during the festival concerts. This resource facilitates that people with functional diversity have a priority and adapted place to follow the performances comfortably.

Adapted zones at various points in the city

These spaces are not limited to one location, but are distributed at various points in Valls. This guarantees better coverage and a more accessible experience for attendees who need it.

Information points and adapted services

Accessible information for everyone

During the Festa Major, specific information points have been set up to guide and attend to the needs of people with functional diversity. These points serve to resolve doubts and facilitate access to the different adapted services.

Adapted restrooms in different locations

Another key measure is the installation of adapted restrooms in various spaces across the city. This practical detail improves the comfort and autonomy of attendees with reduced mobility or other special needs.

Commitment to inclusion at the Festa Major de Valls

A step forward in accessibility

The Valls City Council reaffirms its commitment to making the Festa Major an event that everyone can fully enjoy, without exclusions or difficulties. These measures are only the beginning of a greater commitment to inclusion.

Reactions and citizen participation

From the organization, neighbors and attendees are invited to take advantage of these resources and to provide suggestions to improve the festival in future editions. Inclusion, like all good things, is built together.

The reality is that in Valls, they don’t just make promises: functional diversity already has a prominent place at the Festa Major.

Source of the article: Valls City Council