Your visit
LOCATION AND OPENING HOURS
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Performances take place in and around the gardens and meadow of the Grootseminarie.
The gates open at 1:00 PM. The first performances start at 2:00 PM. The site closes at 12:30 AM.
The performances will take place in and around the gardens and meadow of the Grootseminarie.
You can find In&Uit at ’t Zand 34, beneath the Concertgebouw. You can also book tickets via the In&Uit ticket line at 078 15 20 20. More information is available at www.ticketsbrugge.be.
Shows are only canceled in consultation with the performers. A performance may be delayed, typically shortly before the scheduled time. In case of extreme weather, early cancellation may occur. Updates will be posted on Facebook, Instagram, and the website. Changes are also displayed at the information stand.
Free? Free reservations? Tickets?
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Paid performance: Los Galindos – MDR Mort de rire (Early bird price: €8, from June 16: €12, discount rate with Uitpas: €2.40) Tickets are available online, at the In&Uit desk, or at the information stand during Cirque Plus. Performances start on time—latecomers will not be admitted and tickets are non-refundable.
Some shows require free reservations due to limited capacity or suitability (e.g., for children). This is indicated on the website. Reservations can be made online, at the In&Uit desk until 11:00 AM on the day of the show, or on-site from 1:00 PM (subject to availability).
As long as tickets are available, you can reserve both free and paid tickets at the information stand from 1:00 PM. Check the program on the website to see which shows are sold out.
Please arrive on time. Reserved tickets that are not collected will be released 5 minutes before the performance starts. People on the waiting list will be given priority.
How do you get to Cirque Plus?
We recommend taking public transport or coming on foot or by bike.
Parking on Peterseliestraat is very limited, and we ask that visitors respect the local residents. We strongly discourage parking close to the site. Residents can park with a digital permit. For visitors, paid parking applies, as in the rest of the city center. Free parking is available at the P&R at Boogschutterslaan and the Lodewijk Coiseaukaai Park & Ride.
Yes. Parking spaces for people with disabilities (a valid permit is required) are available on Peterseliestraat. There are 6 spots next to the entrance and 2 near house numbers 5 and 100. A useful website to find reserved spots is: navigeerenparkeer.be
Yes, there are two options with De Lijn from the station: Bus 2 – get off at Sabbestraat, then walk 12 minutes to Peterseliestraat. Bus 6 – get off at Komvest, then walk 17 minutes to Peterseliestraat. Check schedules at www.delijn.be.
Buses generally run until 11:00 PM. On Friday and Saturday nights, night buses run until 3:00 AM. These buses retain their regular numbers. So lines 2 and 6 remain unchanged. Visit www.delijn.be for more info.
Plan your journey via www.belgiantrain.be to Bruges Station. From there, you can walk, bike, take a bus, or a (bike) taxi to the festival site.
Yes, you can rent a bike at the train station (www.blue-bike.be) or take a bike taxi from anywhere in the city to the festival site (www.fietstaxibrugge.be or greenrides.eu/en).
There is a bike parking area near the main entrance. Please do not park bikes on Peterseliestraat out of respect for our neighbors and the historic walls.
No, there is no free shuttle service.
Food & drinks
Enjoy drinks at democratic prices or satisfy your hunger at the food stands with savoury and sweet dishes. Healthy, tasty and with a small footprint: both front and backstage, we choose 100% veggie snacks and the most local and/or fair trade products possible. Bring your water bottle and fill it for free at the fresh tap water tap.
All payments at the bar and food stands are cashless.
The bar opens at 1:00 PM. and closes at midnight. The food stands close around 9:30 PM.
There is a cozy bar and various food stalls. Download the price list below. Payments are cashless only.
To help keep the festival free, bar and food stands revenues are important. Still, bringing your own picnic or drinks is allowed. Please sort your waste and don’t leave anything behind—the cows will return to the meadow and can get sick from plastic or glass.
Yes. Bring your own bottle(s) and refill them for free at the bar with fresh drinking water. Stay hydrated in warm weather.
Accessibility
The Cirque Plus site and all other locations where performances take place are accessible to wheelchair users. Only in wet weather can the meadow be more difficult to reach independently by wheelchair.
If you need help during the festival please go to the information booth to request assistance. If you come with a group of wheelchair users, have other questions or comments please contact us at info@cirqueplus.be.
Yes, the meadow and performance areas are wheelchair accessible. In very wet conditions, it may be more difficult to access independently, but flooring is provided to ensure basic accessibility.
Yes, free toilets are available, including an accessible toilet for wheelchair users.
Yes, there is a designated area for changing diapers and breastfeeding.
Cirque Plus relies on volunteers—without them, the festival wouldn’t be possible. Thank you! Want to join the team? Register at https://medewerkers.bruggeplus.be/
Friendly dogs and other peaceful pets are welcome, but they must be on a leash at all times.
Practical information
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We aim to reduce waste, avoid excess, and focus on reuse. All cups, bottles, plates, and cutlery are collected for reuse. These require a major investment, so please don’t throw them away or take them home. Sort them at designated waste points. No deposit is required, just your cooperation!
Yes. All cups, bottles, plates, and cutlery are collected for reuse. Help us by sorting them at designated waste points. Please do not throw them in the trash or take them home.
