Accessibility

Accessibility guide

In our accessibility guide, you can navigate the park based on your needs. For example, you’ll find which restrooms are wheelchair accessible and how the alternative queues work for each ride.

Good to know

• Between the Small and Main areas there are steep stairs, so we recommend that anyone using a wheelchair or stroller instead uses the Main Entrance or the Tyroler Entrance. Talk to our entrance hosts and they’ll help you.
• Working service dogs are welcome, but it’s not something we recommend as it’s a lively environment with lots of sensory impressions

Public transport, special transport service and parking

• Stops for bus, tram and boat are just a stone’s throw from the main entrance. They are raised and wheelchair-accessible.
• Special transport service can pick up and drop off guests close to the entrance.
• There are a limited number of parking spaces opposite the park, with reserved spaces for guests with reduced mobility located by the Ticket Center.

Rides

In the accessibility leaflet you can read about which rides are accessible for guests using a wheelchair and how the alternative queues work for each ride. Under certificates and alternative queue, you can read what applies for companions and how guests with disabilities can access the alternative queue.

Quiet places

Gröna Lund is a park full of impressions and sounds. Guests who want to find a slightly quieter spot are referred to Classic café or the pier below the Boardwalk. Hearing protection for both children and adults is available to buy in the Coke store shop.

Food & drink

Guests using wheelchairs are recommended Restaurang Kaskad (by House of Nightmares) and Classic by Hunger-Gnutten (behind Small stage). All restaurants offer lactose-free, gluten-free and vegetarian options. Allergies? Please ask the staff to read the menu aloud or help you during serving. Restaurang Kaskad is completely nut-free.

Concerts

To ensure our guests using wheelchairs or with hidden disabilities can enjoy our concerts, we have designated areas. For guests with hidden disabilities, a certificate is required to use these areas. Read more about it here.

Main stage

• Wheelchair: A wheelchair stand is located next to Kvasten. Max 2 companions. Entry to the park is via the Tyroler Entrance (to the left of the regular queue).
• Hidden disability: Areas with less crowding are available on the Eclipse platform. Max 1 companion.
• Please note that wheelchairs, strollers, mobility scooters and walkers are not allowed in front of the stage.

Small stage

• Wheelchair: A cordoned-off area is available on Classic by Hunger-Gnutten’s outdoor seating. Max 2 companions.
• Hidden disability. Designated areas are available by Classic café. Max 1 companion.

Booking and information

• Seats can be booked no earlier than 7 days before the concert by phone at 010-708 94 60 (from 14:00).
• You can check whether there are available seats via Available seats.
• With a booked seat, you are guaranteed entry to the concert (valid park admission required).
• Seat tickets are collected at the Ticket Center on the day of the concert no later than 30 minutes before the concert starts. Guests with hidden disabilities must show a certificate when collecting the seat ticket. Read more about it here.

Questions?

If you have more questions about accessibility, you’re welcome to email us or call 010-708 8955. If you have questions while in the park, you can contact the Ticket Center, Guest Service, or our entrance hosts.

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