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Public transport
Wacken Open Air-
Information
for bus and
train travelers
Wacken Open Air
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For guests
with disabilities:
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The train
station in Itzehoe
is designed
only partially step
free. The latest information on
lift disorders
are not included here.
If you have questions
you please
call the competent 3-S-Zentrale
or
to the mobility
service center
Tel. 0180 6 512 512 (20 ct/Call
from the german telephone network,
Calls
from mobile phones max. 60 ct/call).
Should you need
additional help, the
station staff
would be
happy to assist you.
There are several ways
to reach the Holy Ground
of Wacken,
if you traveling
by train, Itzehoe
will be the final station.
The station is full of
stairs, so you
need as a wheelchair user
some help.
There are elevators in the
station, they are
designed specifically for
wheelchair users.
If you leave the station in
Itzehoe, you will find on the right side,
the stop for the buses
to Wacken.
These
are usually
very crowded when the main
arrival wave rolls,
so some
patience is required.
But there are always
helping hands for wheelchair user. In
addition, the buses run`s
in
regular intervals.
The arrival
in Wacken is
right in front of the
grounds, so that your ways
may hold
very limited.
All
vehicles used are low-floor buses,
only two
vehicles are not equipped with
a ramp for guests
with disabilities. The
travel times can you
refer
to the timetable of the
WOA shuttle service.
Should you wish
to stay outside
Wacken, so
there is the possibility with
the Nord-Ostsee-Bahn
to reach more
places. The
train station in Wilster
is at ground level and
can be used without problems
by wheelchair.
The train station
in Burg / Dithmarschen
has a wheelchair ramp
that leads to a
sandy path. From here
a local taxi owner
can bring you
the to WOA,
but you need a reservation.
The
Fixed local travel allowances
is € 30, relevant
apartments and
hotel offers must be
booked well in advance. The taxi
owner you will reach
Tel: +49(0)4825/2520.
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