Access requests close 17 August 2026. Ask us anything before then.

Accessibility
at FORM

Everything that is already in place, everything you can ask us for, and the address to write to when it is still not enough.

  • Step-free entry to all three halls, lifts on every level
  • Live captioning on every session, on all three stages
  • German and English interpretation on the four keynotes
  • A quiet room on the first floor of Hall 2
  • Assistance dogs welcome everywhere, water at each hall
  • A companion pass at no cost with any ticket

Arriving
without stress

The venue sits on the U2 line in Berlin’s cultural west. Every route below is step-free from the platform to the door.

Routes to the Venue

U2

Kaiserdamm station, lifts to street level

3 MIN LEVEL WALK

BUS

Partner hotel shuttle, ramp and space for two chairs

EVERY 30 MIN FROM 08:00

CAR

Blue badge parking on the Hall 1 forecourt

12 SPACES, BOOK AHEAD

AIR

Berlin Brandenburg, assisted transfer on request

45 MIN TO THE DOOR

3Step-free halls
60Captioned sessions
4Interpreted keynotes
0Cost of a companion pass

Three halls,
one clear route

What is built into the rooms themselves, from the stage lights to the seat you sit in.

Stages

In the room

  • Live captions projected beside the speaker
  • The same captions mirrored to your own device
  • Front two rows held for lip readers and service animals
  • A hearing loop at every stage desk
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Venue

Getting around

  • Step-free from the street, lifts between every level
  • Accessible toilets on every floor of Halls 1 and 2
  • Routes kept 1.2 metres clear by the crew all day
  • A wheelchair to borrow at the Hall 1 desk
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Rest

Quiet and care

  • A quiet room in Hall 2, no music, no screens, dimmed
  • Low stimulus seating at the back of every room
  • A fridge for medication at the accessibility desk
  • A first aid room beside the Hall 1 entrance
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Tell us
what you need

Ask when you book. Two weeks is enough for us to arrange nearly anything, and after that we will still try.

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Access Requests

[email protected]

Bookings and Companion Passes

[email protected]

On the Day

Accessibility desk, Hall 1 entrance

Questions,
answered

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Add it to the notes field when you book, or write to [email protected] at any time. Two weeks before the doors open is enough for almost anything: interpretation, a specific seat, a quiet arrival slot, or a fridge for medication.

Yes, and it costs nothing. Any pass holder who needs a personal assistant or a companion can bring one, with the same access to every stage, workshop and reception. Ask for it when you book and we will send a second badge.

Every session on Tracks A, B and C is captioned live, projected beside the speaker and mirrored to your own device over the conference network. The four keynotes on the main stage also carry German and English interpretation.

Yes, everywhere: the stages, the workshop rooms, the dining hall and the receptions. Tell us in advance and we will keep a spot with water at each hall and a relief area beside the Hall 1 entrance.

The quiet room on the first floor of Hall 2 has no music, no screens and dimmed lighting, and it is open from 08:00 to 18:00 on all three days. Every room also keeps low stimulus seating at the back, close to the door.