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The festival season is in full swing: music, community, state of emergency. If you spend the weekend at the campsite, you will quickly notice: the focus is not on body hygiene – but it doesn’t work without it. Here is an overview of the toilet and shower situation at the Hurricane Festival 2025, which takes place from June 20th to June 22nd at the oak ring in Scheeßel.
Numbers & facts
The organizers expect up to 78,000 visitors this year: inside. Are available on the site:
- 700 water -washed toilets
- 1200 additional mobile toilets
- 420 showers
- 1000 garbage cans for disposal
Locations and distribution
The toilets on the festival site are strategically distributed: there are fixed systems on all four main stages and on the outer edges. There are several central sanitary stations on the camping areas; For example in the east trailer park, in the Regular Camping near the main entrance and in the area between Hurricane and trailer park. Other facilities are located in VIP camping and in the Hurricane Resort.
As a rule, the following applies: where toilets are, there are also showers. The systems are signposted and accessible around the clock. All sanitary facilities can be used free of charge.
Accessibility & inclusiveness
For visitors: Inside with disabilities, the “Special Needs Camp” offers a specially equipped sanitary station with stepless access, spacious, water -rinsed toilet and barrier shower. These combination systems are secured with a euro free of charge, so your own euro key should be brought along.
In addition, wheelchair -friendly mobile toilets are available at the campsites and in the Infield at every sanitary station. They are accessible at ground levels and offer enough space for the transfer from or into a wheelchair.
Gender -neutral sanitary facilities have not yet been available. However, the festival team provides suitable shower facilities for trans, inter and non-binary persons. According to the website: “We will find an appropriate shower option with which you are doing well – please contact us for more information.” Information on this is available online or on site at the InfoPoint.