How to get there?

Poznań is well-connected with a variety of public transport and micromobility options. There are multiple ways to reach events taking place at this venue.

By public transport:

• by bus – the “Matejki” bus stop is located 500 meters from hall 6; on Matejki Street or the “Rondo Kaponiera” bus stop is located 500 meters from hall 6; on Kaponiera roundabout
• by tram – the “Bałtyk” tram stop is located 300 meters from hall 6, on Bukowska Street, or the “Rondo Kaponiera” tram stop is located 600 meters from the hall, on Kaponiera roundabout.

This event is located in ticket zone A. Tickets for public transport can be purchased in the following forms:

– paper, in ticket machines located at some stops, at ZTM Customer Service Points and Ticket Sales Points. For more information about tickets, discounts on them and the locations of ticket sales points go to the website of the Public Transport Authority in Poznań: info about tickets 

– electronic, using terminals located in trams and buses for selling tickets using contactless payment cards or through applications: moBILET, SkyCash, GoPay, jakdojade.pl, zBiletem

Shuttle service

• By train – hall 6 is located 950 meters from the exit of the Main Station (Poznań Główny)
• By car – it is possible to drive to gate no. 5 on the “kiss & ride” rule

Parking

Hall 6 is within a Paid Parking Zone, applicable Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 20:00 and on Saturdays from 8:00 to 18:00. Payment can be made at street-side parking meters (some accept coins only) or via parking apps. The closest parking spaces are across from Gate 5 along Grunwaldzka Street. A paid parking lot is also available 500 meters from the hall at Zwierzyniecka 7, behind Concordia Design and the Sheraton Hotel.

Parking spaces for people with disabilities

The nearest accessible parking spot is located across from Gate 5 on Grunwaldzka Street. Parking in designated accessible spots is free for authorized vehicles. If the spot is occupied, parking in the space adjacent to the designated area is allowed.

Scooter – in Poznań there are electric scooter rentals operated by operators such as Uber/Lime, Bolt or Dott. However, there is an obligation to leave the scooter at Hop&go mobility points, marked with information boards with a blue bubble and the white inscription “Hop&go”. The obligation to leave rented scooters at the points presented above applies to areas covered by the Śródmieście Paid Parking Zone and the Paid Parking Zone, i.e. the Old Town, Jeżyce, Wilda, Łazarz, Ostrów Tumski, Śródka and Piotrów. Failure to leave the scooter at the designated Hop&go point will result in the inability to terminate the rental and the fee will continue to be charged. In locations outside paid parking zones, it is recommended to leave shared equipment at Hop&go points, but this is no longer obligatory.

More information and the locations of Hop&go points can be found on the website of the Municipal Roads Authority in Poznań: Micromobility

Link to insert: https://zdm.poznan.pl/pl/zasady-parkowania-zasady-parkowania

By bike

Poznań is well connected when it comes to cycling infrastructure. The city offers over 138 kilometers of dedicated bike paths and more than 97 kilometers of shared pedestrian and bicycle paths. Bike racks can be found right next to or very close to the Hop&Go locations listed above in the “E-scooters” section.

As part of Malta Festival, the Nextbike city bike system is available. Bicycles will be accessible 24/7 and ready to rent at multiple locations across the city.

You can find a map of stations, step-by-step instructions on how to use the bikes, and detailed pricing in the Festival Bike. 

By taxi

there are several taxi companies operating in Poznań. Information about them and their telephone numbers can be found on the official website of the city of Poznań: Korporacje TAXI w Poznaniu .

https://www.poznan.pl/mim/public/main/class.html?id_klasy=116&lang=pl&lhs=main

Taxis for people with disabilities are provided by Hanna Florczak “EURO-TAXI”. Transport is available 24 hours a day. A taxi should be ordered at least 12 hours in advance by calling 61 811 11 11 or sending an e-mail to centrala@euro-taxi.com.pl. More information can be found on the official website of the city of Poznań: Transport for people with disabilities

https://www.poznan.pl/mim/hc/-,p,22148,22157.html

Event Venue

Hall 6 is located on the premises of the Poznań International Fair.

Entrance to the building

• The entrance to Hall 6 is from Grunwaldzka Street through Gate 5. Hall 6 is located just to the right behind the gate. The concert entrance is at the far end of the hall. Hall 6 is fully wheelchair accessible. Festival staff wearing shirts and IDs will be present at the entrance.
• The walking route to the concert area is shown in the graphic above.
• Tickets will be checked at the entrance by ebilet staff. Tickets may be presented electronically or in paper form. Attendees with disability tickets (OzN) are asked to bring their disability certificate for verification.

Where is the room where the event takes place?

The concert area is on the ground floor (Level 0). The accessible seating section is on the first floor and reachable by elevator. The entrance to the hall is well lit. A layout of the stage and food points is available in the event graphic.

The space where the event takes place

• The hall covers approx. 2,600 m² with a ceiling height of 6 meters
• It is well lit and air-conditioned
• The audience area is standing-room only
• An accessible sector with limited seating is available on the first floor. Access requires an OzN ticket or an advance request sent to natalia.dabrowska@malta-festival.pl and a confirmation email.

Toilets

Accessible restrooms are on the ground floor, to the left of the stage.

Accessibility tools

• Accessible seating sector with space for wheelchairs and sound-dampening headphones
• Entry with certified assistance and guide dogs is permitted. A certificate and proof of vaccination must be presented to staff.

Return / after the event

Events taking place in hall 2 end during the operation of daytime public transport.

Support before and during the event

• If you need information about specific solutions for space accessibility or a festival event, just let us know. You can write an e-mail to: natalia.dabrowska@malta-festival.pl or call/send a text message to: +48 691 058 711
• If you need support during the event, please tell volunteers wearing festival T-shirts and badges around their necks or security staff. In case of emergency: call: +48 691 058 71