Rock Werchter – Belgium 2026

Background & History

Rock Werchter, established in 1974 by Belgian promoter Herman Schueremans, is one of Europe’s most iconic music festivals, held annually in the quaint village of Werchter, Flemish Brabant, approximately 40 km northeast of Brussels and 15 km from Leuven. What began as a modest one-day event with local rock bands at the Werchterpark has evolved into a four-day global spectacle, attracting up to 88,000 attendees daily and over 352,000 across the festival, making it Belgium’s largest music event. Now managed by Live Nation Belgium, Rock Werchter is celebrated for its diverse lineups, spanning rock, pop, indie, alternative, hip-hop, and electronic genres, with past performances by legends like The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Metallica, Radiohead, Foo Fighters, Coldplay, Billie Eilish, and Stromae. Its reputation as a “seismograph of contemporary music” reflects its knack for blending established icons with emerging artists, earning it a place among the world’s top festivals.

The festival’s cultural significance lies in its fusion of Flemish hospitality, international appeal, and a commitment to sustainability and inclusivity. It has won multiple accolades, including the European Festival Awards’ Best Major Festival (2017, 2019) and Green Operations Award (2022, 2023), for initiatives like zero-waste programs, reusable cup deposits, and partnerships with NGOs such as Join For Water, which supports water projects in Ecuador and Peru. Accessibility enhancements align with W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 A/AA standards, ensuring digital and physical inclusivity. Over the years, Rock Werchter has introduced innovations like cashless payments (Coins system), eco-friendly infrastructure, and family-friendly zones, influencing global festival trends. For its 52nd edition in 2026, expect an expanded lineup, enhanced wellness offerings, and a deepened focus on environmental responsibility, reinforcing its status as a cultural and musical cornerstone in Europe.

Event Highlights

• Main Activities or Performances: Rock Werchter 2026, set for July 2–5, will showcase over 100 artists across five stages in the Festivalpark: the Main Stage (headliners, 88,000 capacity), The Slope (natural amphitheater for mid-tier acts), KluB C (electronic and dance music), The Barn (intimate acoustic and indie sets), and North West Walls (high-energy performances with a street art backdrop curated by local artists).
• Although the 2026 lineup is yet to be confirmed, 2025 featured headliners like Green Day, Dua Lipa, Lenny Kravitz, and The Prodigy, indicating a mix of rock giants, pop superstars, and cutting-edge acts. Daily performances run from 12:00 PM to 1:00 AM, with late-night DJ sets at The Towers by Jupiler extending to 3:00 AM, featuring artists like Joyhauser, DJ Licious, Mr. Belt & Wezol, and Bonzai All Stars. Additional offerings include comedy shows in The Barn, spoken word sessions in the Poetry Corner, street theater, and immersive art installations, such as interactive light sculptures and live mural painting.
• Special Traditions or Features: The festival’s cashless Coins system (1 Coin = €3.80 on-site, €3.50 if pre-purchased by June 29, 2026) simplifies food and drink transactions, with pre-buy discounts encouraging early planning. Sustainability traditions include a recycling reward program (collect 15 RPET bottles/cans for a free Coin) and gitterboxes, where unreturned cup deposits fund Join For Water’s Waterwijs Werchter and Andes projects.
• Themed zones like Apéro The Barn and Apéro Depot offer afternoon-to-late-night cocktails, mocktails, and tapas-style sharing plates, while the Wine Bar and Rocco pasta bar elevate dining. Nightly fireworks, synchronized to music, close each day, and the Rock Werchter mobile app (powered by Proximus) provides real-time stage schedules, festival maps, and allergen lists. Volunteer programs and local partnerships with Haacht and Rotselaar councils enhance community engagement.
• Unique Attractions for Visitors: The 88-hectare Festivalpark transforms into a vibrant, self-contained village with fairground rides (ferris wheel, bumper cars), pop-up markets selling Belgian crafts (leather goods, jewelry), and wellness zones offering yoga, meditation, and massage tents. North West Walls, a towering street art installation, doubles as a DJ booth during Main Stage changeovers, blending visual and musical art. Free WiFi hotspots (near The Slope and North West Walls), phone charging stations (1:30 PM–midnight), and lockers ensure convenience.
• The Violet/Rainbow Dot program creates safe spaces for LGBTQ+ attendees, with trained staff and reporting points for harassment. Family-friendly zones offer workshops like face painting, circus skills, and storytelling for kids. Off-site, visitors can explore Werchter’s rural charm via bike trails along the Demer River or guided tours of historic sites like St. Peter’s Church, organized through local tourism boards.

Date & Duration

• Dates: July 2–5, 2026
• Duration: 4 days
• Opening Hours:
  • Festivalpark: Gates open 10:00 AM for wristband checks; performances 12:00 PM–1:00 AM daily (Sunday closes 11:00 PM)
  • Campsites: Open 8:00 AM Wednesday, July 1; close 12:00 PM Monday, July 6
  • Car Park: Open 6:00 AM Wednesday, July 1; close 2:00 PM Monday, July 6
  • The Hive/The Hive Resort: 24-hour reception; comfort zones (showers, pamper tents) open 8:00 AM–10:00 PM
  • Info Booths: 10:00 AM–midnight daily; WhatsApp support (+32 474 94 42 19) 8:00 AM–midnight

Venue / Location

The Festivalpark in Werchter, a sprawling 88-hectare site in Flemish Brabant, is designed for optimal festival experiences, set against lush fields, wooded areas, and the scenic Demer River. The Main Stage, with a capacity of 88,000, boasts cutting-edge sound and LED visuals for headliners. The Slope’s natural amphitheater enhances mid-tier acts, KluB C pulses with electronic and dance music, The Barn offers intimate acoustics for indie and alternative sets, and North West Walls combines street art with high-energy performances.

The site is meticulously organized into zones with fire lanes for safety, over 500 vacuum toilets (porcelain bowls, free), 200 urinals, and 24/7 security patrols. Camping areas, including The Hive, The Hive Resort, The Hive My Space, The Hive ADL, and Mobilhome Park, are adjacent, managed by Haacht and Rotselaar councils, with amenities like hot showers, food concessions, charging stations, and comfort zones with pamper tents. Accessibility is prioritized with flat paths, trackways for muddy conditions, and shuttle services from campsites to the arena. Werchter’s proximity to Leuven (15 km) and Brussels (40 km) ensures easy access, with bike paths and public transport enhancing mobility. The site’s eco-friendly infrastructure includes recycling stations, compost bins, and water refill points, aligning with the festival’s zero-waste goals.

• Address: Haachtsesteenweg 23, 3118 Werchter, Belgium
• Google Maps: Haachtsesteenweg 23, Werchter

Ticket Information

• Sales Channels: Tickets are sold exclusively through rockwerchter.be and Ticketmaster Belgium. Pre-sales for loyalty members (Werchter Club) begin early 2026, with general sales opening by March. Camping add-ons (The Hive, The Hive Resort, Mobilhome), parking passes, and locker rentals are bookable online via the festival website or app. E-tickets must be downloaded to mobile devices or printed; wristbands with RFID chips are issued at entry after scanning.
• Ticket Exchange: Wristbands are non-transferable and must be worn at all times; lost or damaged wristbands can be replaced at info booths for a €20 fee, subject to verification. Refunds are only available if the festival is canceled (force majeure). Name changes via Ticketmaster incur a €20 fee (plus VAT). Lost tickets must be reported immediately to prevent unauthorized use.
• Admission Type: Paid admission, open to all ages. Under-16s require supervision by an adult (18+); ID (passport, driver’s license, or EU ID card) is mandatory for entry. Assistance dogs and emotional support animals (ESAs) are permitted with pre-approval and valid documentation (e.g., recognized ID card or training proof).
• Pricing Range (based on 2025, USD at ~1.09 USD/€):
  • Minimum: Single-day ticket ~$150 USD (€138, including service fees); 4-day Combi ticket ~$300 USD (€275)
  • Maximum: VIP Lounge or The Hive Resort packages with camping, parking, and pit access ~$600–$900 USD (€550–€825)
  • Detailed Breakdown:
    • 4-day Combi Ticket: ~$300–$350 USD (€275–€320)
    • Single-day Ticket: ~$150–$180 USD (€138–€165, varies by day)
    • The Hive Camping (tent pitch): ~$50–$100 USD (€46–€92)
    • The Hive Resort (glamping tent): ~$200–$400 USD (€183–€367)
    • The Hive My Space/ADL (pre-pitched tents, quiet/family zones): ~$150–$300 USD (€138–€275)
    • Mobilhome Park (campervan pitch): ~$250–$500 USD (€229–€458, power included for some)
    • Parking Pass: ~$20–$40 USD (€18–€37)/day, pre-book recommended
    • Locker Rental: ~$20–$50 USD (€18–€46)/festival, online reservation advised
    • VIP Lounge Package: ~$300–$500 USD (€275–€458), includes open bar, premium food, parking, and Main Stage pit access
    • Pit Tickets (headliner front-stage access): ~$50 USD (€46)/day, limited availability
• VIP Options: VIP Lounge packages offer premium viewing areas, open bars with craft cocktails, curated dining (e.g., local seafood, vegan options), dedicated parking, and fast-track entry. The Hive Resort provides glamping tents with beds, power, private showers, and access to comfort zones with pamper tents and lounges. Pit tickets grant front-stage access for headliners, subject to availability.
• Payment Methods: Online payments via credit/debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express), PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Bancontact. The festival is fully cashless, using Coins loaded onto RFID wristbands via the Rock Werchter app, QR code on wristband tags, or on-site counters. Pre-purchase Coins by June 29, 2026, for €3.50/Coin (vs. €3.80 on-site). Unused Coins are refundable post-festival through the app, minus a €1 processing fee. Cash is not accepted on-site.

Contact Information

• Email:
  • General Inquiries: info@rockwerchter.be
  • Accessibility Support: accessibility@livenation.com
  • Press/Media Requests: press@rockwerchter.be
  • Lost & Found (post-festival): verlorenvoorwerpen@rotselaar.be
  • Camping Complaints: camping@haacht.be or rotselaar@rotselaar.be
• Phone:
  • Festival Office: +32 15 25 20 60 (Mon–Fri, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM; Dutch, French, English)
  • WhatsApp (during festival): +32 474 94 42 19 (8:00 AM–midnight, June 30–July 6)
  • Ticketmaster Belgium: +32 70 225 225 (ticketing queries, Mon–Fri, 9:00 AM–6:00 PM)
• Website: https://www.rockwerchter.be (available in English, Dutch, French, German)
• Social Media:
  • Instagram: @rockwerchterfestival
  • Facebook: @rockwerchter
  • X/Twitter: @rockwerchter
  • YouTube: @rockwerchterfestival
  • Hashtag: #RockWerchter2026
• Key Staff:
  • Herman Schueremans (Founder and Promoter)
  • Nele Bigaré (Sustainability and Community Coordinator)
  • Ilse de Vis (Press and Communications Manager)
  • Live Nation Belgium Accessibility Team
• Note: Response time is approximately 24–48 hours, with priority for accessibility and urgent inquiries during the festival. Multilingual support includes English, Dutch, French, and German. Ticket-related issues must be directed to Ticketmaster Belgium. Lost items are managed by info booths during the event and transferred to Rotselaar municipality’s iLost platform (verlorenvoorwerpen@rotselaar.be) after July 6, 2026. Camping issues are handled by local campsite supervisors or Haacht/Rotselaar councils, not festival organizers.

Cultural Experience

Rock Werchter 2026 immerses attendees in Belgium’s vibrant festival culture, blending Flemish warmth with a global music scene set against the serene backdrop of Werchter’s countryside. The Festivalpark pulses with energy, from Main Stage rock anthems to KluB C’s late-night electronic raves, enhanced by dazzling LED visuals and nightly fireworks synchronized to music. Attendees join in communal traditions like singalongs during headliner sets, group toasts at Apéro zones, and spontaneous dance parties at The Towers by Jupiler. The festival fosters inclusivity through its Violet/Rainbow Dot program, with trained staff at designated safe spaces to address harassment or discrimination, ensuring a welcoming environment for LGBTQ+ and marginalized communities.

Local Flemish culture shines through culinary offerings at De Smaakfabriek, featuring farm-to-table dishes like stoofvlees and endive gratin, paired with Belgium’s world-famous beers (Jupiler, Leffe, Hoegaarden). Sustainability is a core pillar, with 70% of waste recycled, compost toilets, and reusable cup deposits funding water projects in Ecuador and Peru via Join For Water.

Family-friendly zones offer workshops like face painting, juggling, and storytelling, while wellness areas provide yoga, meditation, and massage sessions. Off-site, Werchter’s rural charm invites exploration via bike trails along the Demer River, visits to St. Peter’s Church (14th century), or guided tours of Leuven’s Gothic architecture and historic breweries (15 km away), organized through local tourism boards like Visit Leuven. The festival’s community-driven ethos, bolstered by volunteer programs and partnerships with Haacht and Rotselaar, creates a sense of unity among diverse crowds from Europe and beyond.

Food & Drinks

Rock Werchter’s food and drink offerings, paid via Coins (1 Coin = €3.80 on-site, €3.50 pre-purchased), emphasize sustainability, local sourcing, and dietary inclusivity, with allergen lists at every stand and free water taps in all sanitary blocks. The festival collaborates with local farmers and chefs like Loïc Van Impe to deliver a diverse, high-quality culinary experience. Highlights include:

• Belgian Classics:
  • Frites with stoofvlees (slow-cooked beef stew, ~$8–12 USD), curryworst, or artisanal mayo (~$6–10 USD).
  • Moules-frites (mussels with fries, ~$12–18 USD).
  • Freshly tapped beers: Jupiler, Stella Artois, Leffe, Hoegaarden, 0.0 options (~$6–9 USD).
  • Non-alcoholic mocktails (virgin mojito, elderflower spritz, ~$5–8 USD).
• Local & Sustainable:
  • De Smaakfabriek (pop-up kitchen with Boerenbond): Farm-fresh dishes like Belgian endive gratin, veggie stoofvlees, or local cheese and charcuterie boards (~$10–20 USD).
  • Seasonal salads with Limburg asparagus or Flemish root vegetables (~$8–14 USD).
• Vegetarian/Gluten-Free:
  • Vegan burgers with local greens, falafel wraps with tahini, quinoa and roasted vegetable bowls (~$7–14 USD).
  • Gluten-free frites and dedicated dessert options (e.g., rice flour waffles, ~$4–8 USD).
  • Plant-based stoofvlees using jackfruit or seitan (~$10–15 USD).
• International & Premium:
  • Rocco pasta bar (near The Barn): Nonna-style recipes with Elvea products, including carbonara, truffle mushroom pasta, or vegan pesto (~$12–22 USD).
  • Apéro The Barn/Depot: Tapas-style sharing plates (croquettes, smoked salmon bites, stuffed peppers, ~$10–18 USD).
  • The Wine Bar (near The Slope): Prosecco, Belgian rosé, craft cocktails, and premium wines (~$8–15 USD).
  • Street food stalls: Moroccan tagines, Japanese ramen, Mexican tacos (~$8–16 USD).
• Desserts:
  • Liège waffles with chocolate, whipped cream, or seasonal fruit (~$4–8 USD).
  • Purbeck ice cream (vanilla, chocolate, or berry sorbet, ~$3–7 USD).
  • Speculoos cheesecake or dame blanche (vanilla ice cream with chocolate sauce, ~$5–9 USD).

Bars operate from 12:00 PM to 1:00 AM, with Apéro zones and The Wine Bar offering festive vibes from afternoon to late night. VIP areas feature curated menus with local seafood (e.g., North Sea shrimp croquettes) and premium cocktails. Sustainability initiatives include a 0.2 Coin deposit for reusable cups (credited to wristbands upon return) and gitterboxes donating unreturned cup proceeds to Join For Water. Recycling stands reward 15 RPET bottles/cans with a free Coin, supporting the festival’s 70% waste diversion goal. Free drinking water is available near info booths, behind The Slope, and between The Barn and KluB C.

Getting There

Rock Werchter prioritizes sustainable and accessible transport, offering multiple options to avoid traffic congestion. The festival encourages public transport, biking, and carpooling to reduce its carbon footprint.

• By Air:
  • Brussels Airport (BRU): 50 km (~45 min drive), primary hub with flights from Europe, North America, Asia (~$100–$600 USD). Trains from BRU to Leuven (~20 min, ~$10 USD), then De Lijn bus or taxi to Werchter (~15 min, ~$10–$15 USD). Airport shuttles to Leuven available (~$20 USD, book via rockwerchter.be).
  • Brussels South Charleroi (CRL): 80 km (~1 hr drive), budget airlines. Bus to Brussels-Midi (~45 min, ~$15 USD), then train to Leuven (~20 min, ~$5 USD).
  • Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS): 180 km (~2 hr drive), alternative for international travelers. Trains to Brussels-Midi (~2 hr, ~$50–$100 USD).
• By Train:
  • Leuven Station (15 km): Thalys/Eurostar from Paris (2 hr, ~$80–$150 USD), London (3 hr via Eurostar, ~$100–$200 USD), Amsterdam (2.5 hr, ~$50–$100 USD). Regional trains from Brussels-Midi to Leuven (~20 min, ~$5 USD). Festival shuttles from Leuven to Werchter (~15 min, ~$10–$15 USD round-trip, book via app).
  • Haacht Station (5 km): Local trains from Leuven (~10 min, ~$3 USD); limited service, taxis recommended (~$10 USD).
• By Public Transport:
  • De Lijn Buses: From Leuven (lines 284, 285, ~20–30 min, ~$3–$5 USD) or Haacht (~10 min, ~$3 USD). Enhanced festival schedules, 6:00 AM–3:00 AM.
  • Event Shuttles: From Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent, Liège (~$20–$40 USD round-trip, book via rockwerchter.be). Kiss & Ride zones for taxi/coach drop-offs (~$15–$30 USD from Leuven).
  • Private Coaches: Organize via festival website for groups; dedicated parking (~$50 USD/coach).
• By Car/Motorbike:
  • From Brussels: E19/A2 (~45 min); from Liège: E314 (~1 hr); from Antwerp: E19 (~40 min). Parking at designated lots (~$20–$40 USD/day, pre-book via app); follow festival signage, not Sat Nav, to avoid congestion. Accessible parking near entrances (~$20 USD/day, pre-apply).
  • Motorbike parking free but limited; secure racks near main entrance.
  • Carpooling encouraged via BlaBlaCar or festival’s ride-share platform; dedicated carpool lots with priority entry.
• By Bike:
  • Dedicated paths from Leuven (15 km, ~45 min), Haacht (5 km, ~15 min), or Rotselaar (3 km, ~10 min). Park & Bike from train stations with secure racks (~$5 USD/day). Free bike repair stations on-site; rentals via Leuven bike shops (~$10–$20 USD/day).
• By Mobile Home:
  • Mobilhome Park (~$250–$500 USD/4 nights, power options); limited pitches, book early via rockwerchter.be. Follow Yellow Gate signage for access.
• Travel Tips: Purchase transport tickets in advance (shuttles, buses). Arrive early to avoid peak traffic (Wednesday/Thursday). Check rockwerchter.be for real-time travel updates and road closures. Werchter’s compact size makes walking from local drop-offs feasible (~10–15 min from Kiss & Ride).

Accommodation Options

Rock Werchter offers a range of accommodation options, from on-site camping to nearby hotels, catering to various budgets and preferences. Early booking is essential due to high demand during the festival.

• Luxury:
  • Martin’s Dream Hotel, Rotselaar (5 km): 4-star hotel with spa, rooftop bar, and gourmet restaurant; ~$150–$350 USD/night; shuttle service to festival (~$10 USD, book via hotel); martinshotels.com.
  • NH Collection Grand Sablon, Brussels (40 km): Elegant 5-star in historic district, with rooftop terrace; ~$130–$320 USD/night; train to Leuven (~20 min); nh-collection.com.
  • The Fourth Tafelrond, Leuven (15 km): Boutique hotel in restored 15th-century building, with modern amenities; ~$120–$300 USD/night; bike-friendly; thefourth.be.
• Mid-Range:
  • Ibis Budget Leuven Centrum (15 km): Modern, affordable hotel near Leuven Station; ~$70–$160 USD/night; walking distance to shuttles; ibis.com.
  • Hotel New Damshire, Leuven (15 km): Cozy hotel with city views and free breakfast; ~$80–$170 USD/night; bike rentals available; hoteldamshire.be.
  • Hotel Den Berg, Rotselaar (5 km): Family-run hotel with garden terrace; ~$60–$150 USD/night; closest to festival; hoteldenberg.be.
• Budget:
  • The Hive Camping (on-site): Standard tent pitches, bring your own gear; ~$50–$100 USD/4 nights; includes showers, vacuum toilets, food stalls, and 24/7 security; rockwerchter.be.
  • The Hive Resort (on-site): Glamping tents with beds, power, private showers, and access to comfort zones (pamper tents, lounges); ~$200–$400 USD/4 nights; fast-track festival entry.
  • The Hive My Space/ADL (on-site): Pre-pitched tents in quieter/family-friendly zones; ~$150–$300 USD/4 nights; ideal for small groups or accessibility needs.
  • Mobilhome Park (on-site): Campervan pitches with optional power; ~$250–$500 USD/4 nights; limited availability, book early.
  • Youth Hostel Blauwput, Leuven (15 km): Dorms (~$30–$50 USD/night) and private rooms (~$60–$100 USD/night); bike-friendly, near station; jeugdherbergen.be.
  • Camping Haacht (5 km): Basic pitches with showers; ~$30–$70 USD/night; limited spaces, book via haacht.be.
• Airbnb: Apartments and homes in Werchter, Haacht, or Leuven; ~$70–$300 USD/night, with festival surge pricing; book 6–12 months early via Airbnb or Vrbo for best rates.
• Camping Notes: All campsites are managed by Haacht/Rotselaar councils, not Live Nation, with strict rules: no open fires, tents only in designated pitches, fire lanes enforced. Report issues to campsite supervisors on-site or via council emails. The Hive Resort offers premium amenities like 24-hour reception, WiFi, and security lockers. Accessibility campsite available with pre-approval (flat pitches, near showers).

Accessibility

Rock Werchter is committed to inclusivity, adhering to W3C WCAG 2.1 A/AA standards for digital accessibility and providing comprehensive physical accommodations. Accessibility applications open in spring 2026 via rockwerchter.be; contact accessibility@livenation.com for support or to report barriers.

• Accessible Tickets: Purchase standard single-day or 4-day Combi tickets; apply for free companion passes (1+1 policy) or priority access (Main Stage pit, viewing platforms). Required evidence includes disability cards (e.g., European Disability Card), Blue Badge, Personal Independence Payment (PIP) documentation, medical summaries, or recognized assistance dog IDs. Applications processed by Live Nation’s accessibility team; late requests may not be accommodated.
• Viewing Areas:
  • Raised platforms at Main Stage, The Slope, and KluB C, designed for wheelchair users and those with mobility issues, feature ramps, limited seating (first-come, first-served), charging points for medical devices, and companion spaces (1+1 policy).
  • Ground-level viewing zones near platforms offer less crowded spaces for attendees needing quieter areas; limited seating available.
  • Platforms are uncovered; bring weather-appropriate clothing (rain ponchos, sun hats).
• Facilities:
  • Wheelchair-accessible vacuum toilets (porcelain bowls) and standard accessible toilets in every sanitary block, clearly marked on festival maps (available via app or info booths).
  • Changing Places units with hoists, adult changing beds, and sinks; attendees must bring their own hoist slings. Units located near Main Stage and The Barn.
  • Lowered bar counters at all main bars for wheelchair access; priority lanes for faster service.
  • Sensory calm spaces near The Barn and North West Walls, open to all without passes, offering low-stimulation environments with seating and noise-canceling headphones.
  • Assistance dogs and emotional support animals (ESAs) permitted with pre-approval and visible ID harnesses; water bowls and relief areas provided.
• Transport/Parking:
  • Accessible parking near main entrances (~$20 USD/day, pre-apply via accessibility@livenation.com); Blue Badge or equivalent required.
  • Shuttle buses from Leuven and Haacht stations equipped with ramps; free for companion pass holders.
  • Most festival paths are flat with gravel or tarmac; temporary trackways laid in muddy conditions for wheelchair access.
• Digital Accessibility: The Rock Werchter website and app are WCAG 2.1-compliant, supporting screen readers, high-contrast modes, and keyboard navigation. BSL interpretation videos and audio descriptions for schedules available (TBD for 2026). Report digital barriers to website@livenation.com.
• On-Site Support: Dedicated accessibility team at info booths (10:00 AM–midnight), identifiable by violet armbands. Sign language interpreters available for key performances upon request (apply by June 1, 2026). Multilingual staff (English, Dutch, French, German) assist with navigation, medical needs, or harassment reports via Violet/Rainbow Dot points.

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