Yes! All concerts and activities during Boterhammen In Het Park, Feeërieën, and Bar Chaud are completely free.

It’s easy to reach Brussels Park by train, tram, bus, or bike! We suggest getting to the festival site on time to guarantee your spot. Brussels Park is a 10-minute walk from Brussels Central train and bus station. The nearest bus or metro stops (such as 'Park/Parc' and 'Kunst-Wet/Arts-Loi') are a five-minute walk away. There is also an unsupervised bicycle storage facility on the festival site.

Thirsty? We got you! The AB festival bar will be open again on the festival grounds. Hungry? You can bring your own lunch to Boterhammen In Het Park. De Standaard will treat Boterhammen In Het Park-visitors to a delicious sandwich upon presentation of the Boterhambon voucher (while supplies last). You can also choose a tasty lunch, quick snack, or wholesome dinner from one of the vegetarian or vegan food trucks.

The festival site is accessible for wheelchair users, and a zone near the stage is set up for people with a disability. You can ask at the entrance if you need assistance getting to the reserved zone. There is an accessible toilet on site. We also provide a hearing loop, so people with hearing aids can hear the amplified music without disturbing background noise. Flemish Sign Language interpreters will once again be present during the Boterhammen In Het Park concerts.