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Is the LDLC Arena accessible to children?
LDLC Arena advises against entry for children under 4 years old, even when accompanied, due to factors such as the noise level. Some events may be unsuitable or prohibited for children. In such cases, this information will be specified on the event page. Please note that everyone (including children) must have a ticket to enter the arena.
Can my child attend an event alone?
Any minor under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult holding a valid ticket in the same zone, and will be under their responsibility and not that of the organization.
I bought standing tickets, I'm pregnant, can I be moved to a different seat?
You have the option of a replacement, limited to one accompanying person per spectator, subject to availability. You can submit your request via our contact form . Once your request has been approved, our team will send you the replacement procedure by email 48 hours before the event. Any request made 72 hours or less before the event cannot be considered.
Can a pregnant woman use the disabled access queue?
Yes, pregnant women can, if they wish, use the accessible queue to minimize their waiting time standing. We encourage you to inform our reception staff upon arrival so they can best direct you and offer appropriate assistance if needed.
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06 – Minors/Maternity
- Is it possible to enter the LDLC Arena with a stroller?
- I bought standing tickets, I'm pregnant, can I be moved to a different seat?
- Is the LDLC Arena accessible to children?
- Can my child attend an event alone?
- Can I bring equipment such as a breast pump into the LDLC Arena?
- Can a pregnant woman use the disabled access queue?