013 aims to be accessible for everyone – including wheelchair users and visitors with limited mobility or mobility aids.

Main Stage

A wheelchair platform offers a clear view of the stage. After purchasing a regular ticket, you can reserve a spot via [email protected]. Please mention if you use a standard or special wheelchair, and any specific needs. Would you like to bring a companion? Please mention this in your application, and we will explore the possibilities together.

Arrive 30–45 minutes before showtime at the VIP entrance (to the right of the main entrance).

Next Stage

Next Stage has a dedicated accessible route. Please note: the foyer, bar, and lockers are only accessible via stairs. Contact [email protected] in advance to plan your visit.

We mainly sell standing seats unless otherwise stated, for example at our comedy shows. Are you injured, pregnant, or unable to stand for an extended period of time for any other reason? Please send an e-mail to [email protected]. We will be happy to look into possibilities with you, for example, to arrange a stool for you or to take a seat on the wheelchair platform (only available for concerts in the Main and depending on the availability of stools).

At 013 Poppodium, where stimuli and crowds are a daily feature, the Hidden Disability Sunflower keycord offers a way to make the invisible visible. It allows you to let others know that you may have a neurological, physical, visual or hearing impairment and could possibly use some extra understanding, help or time during your visit to 013. The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower keycord is recognized and acknowledged within 013 and is available at our Boxoffice.

At 013, we have experience welcoming visitors with a wide range of needs. If you have a visual or auditory impairment, or use a translator, mobility aid, or other assistance, we’re happy to think along with you. Let us know what matters to you via [email protected], and we’ll work together to find a suitable solution.

Yes, we have a wheelchair-accessible toilet available. To use it, you will need an access pass. During a concert in the main hall (MAIN), you can ask the service employee at the wheelchair-accessible platform for this pass. During a concert in the small hall (NEXT), you can ask an employee at the Box Office for a pass.

At 013, there is a low-stimulus room called ‘Pause’. This space offers a place for anyone who needs a moment to escape the hustle and bustle during a concert or event. ‘Pause’ is located in the basement of our Next stage, but it can be used during events in both the Main and Next. If you would like to make use of the room, you can ask the box office—they will grant you access as long as there is space available. We highly value having a calm, low-stimulus environment. To help maintain the peace in this room, it is monitored by a security camera.

‘Pause’ is a dark room with dimmed lighting, various seating options, and some muffled sound — it is thus not completely stimulus-free. Since the room is located in the basement, it may not be accessible if you have limited mobility. This, however, depends on the specific event, so please check with the box office. We’re happy to look for solutions with you — for example, there are also benches in the hallways where you can sit and take a break.

At the bottom of this page, you'll find a photo that shows where 'Pause' is located and what the room looks like.

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