Inclusion at CSD

Yes. We will provide two wheelchair viewing platforms along the route:
• Platform at Potsdamer Platz – the entire parade passes by here.
• Platform at Brandenburg Gate – most speeches and music performances take place here.

Accessible toilets are available near both platforms. Please note that the wheelchair platforms do not provide protection from weather conditions. We therefore recommend bringing or wearing appropriate weather protection (for rain or sun) and bringing food and non-alcoholic beverages.

The surrounding areas are expected to have very high pedestrian traffic. The parade vehicles will also feature audio and lighting systems.

No. The wheelchair platforms do not provide weather protection. We therefore recommend bringing or wearing suitable weather protection (for rain or sun) and bringing food and non-alcoholic beverages.

Unfortunately, no. Spaces are available only on a first-come, first-served basis and subject to capacity. Each platform can accommodate approximately six wheelchair users and one accompanying person each. Our on-site support staff will ensure that the platforms are used only by authorized individuals.

Yes. On the day of the CSD, we will have a dedicated team on site that can assist with individual accessibility requirements, subject to availability and capacity. You can find us at the wheelchair platforms at Potsdamer Platz and Brandenburg Gate. If you require accessibility-related support in advance, please contact us by email at inklusion@csd-berlin.de.

Accessible toilets are available in the immediate vicinity of both wheelchair platforms. To ensure they are used only by authorized persons, they remain locked. Keys can be obtained from our support staff at the platforms.

Additional accessible toilets will also be available at the closing rally along Straße des 17. Juni.

Yes. The program on the main stage will once again be interpreted into German Sign Language (DGS). The interpreters will be positioned at the edge of the stage and will also be shown on our screens during speeches.

You can contact us with any inclusion-related questions by email at inklusion@csd-berlin.de. During the demonstration, a contact person can be found at the wheelchair platforms and can easily be recognized by their CSD T-shirt.

Yes. The participating vehicles will feature loud audio and lighting systems. Please also note that the surrounding areas will have a very high volume of pedestrian traffic.

If you have an urgent medical emergency, please contact the nearest volunteer or staff member. They will assist you as best as possible. Staff members and volunteers wear CSD T-shirts. In addition, our partner ASB will be present with numerous medical teams, doctors, and support stations along the parade route and at the closing rally.

This year, there will once again be a bus operated in cooperation with BVG. The bus is accessible via a ramp and serves as transportation, a retreat space, and a quiet area for people who want to participate in the CSD but cannot manage the full route on foot.

The shared goal is to practically address the needs of older queer people and people with mobility impairments. This provides an opportunity for people who otherwise could not attend the CSD to be part of the event. No advance registration is required; seats are available only subject to availability.

The bus is participating in the demonstration under start number 43.

Participation on demonstration vehicles is organized independently by the respective organizers. Unfortunately, we have no influence over guest lists and cannot arrange places.

You can contact us by email at inklusion@csd-berlin.de. We will respond as quickly as possible.

You can contact us by email at inklusion@csd-berlin.de. We will respond as quickly as possible. You may also submit feedback or suggestions in writing via the contact form, including anonymously if you wish.

Queer Garten
The venue has an elevator, making step-free access possible. However, there are steps in the entrance area. An accessible toilet is available.
There is also a spacious beer garden that can serve as a quiet retreat area. Awareness staff and medical personnel will be present on site.
The organizers aim to create a respectful and safe environment and do not tolerate discriminatory or abusive behavior. If you encounter any problems, please contact the on-site staff directly. For further accessibility-related questions, please email inklusion@csd-berlin.de.

Girlstown
The venue offers step-free access and accessible toilets. An awareness team will also be present on site and available if needed.
The organizers aim to create a respectful and safe environment and do not tolerate discriminatory or abusive behavior. If you encounter any problems, please contact the on-site staff directly. For further accessibility-related questions, please email inklusion@csd-berlin.de.