Big red festival advice please

http://www.bigredbash.com.au/bigredbash/camping-at-bashville

If your wife is limited to walking 100m I'd say the best thing you could do would be forget it. I haven't been but I've seen the campsite just before the event and it's huge.

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Obviously the location, outback, no paths etc could have some issues for people with various disabilities, but . . . Don't just not go.

Go to the BRB website as per reply 1.

Contact by email asking specifically as you have done in your post, or better if possible, get a phone number and speak to someone.

Asking them directly if they can accommodate you and you wife as close as possible near the event is the best option.

Due to her condition, it's very likely the event organisers may be more than willing to assist, they may even have special nearby campsites for people slightly disabled, like they do carparks in shopping centres.

I'm sure they would really need to work with people with disabilities, after all it is a crying shame that in 2019 you could be excluded from such a great event if you wanted to go, and no such event organiser would purposely not want to include such a group, for reasons both humanitarian and financial.

Let us know what happens, as some lobbying may be required from various disabilities group advocates for relatively new events such as the BRB.

Contact the organisers and arrange a disability pass.
We have been 3 times.
Your tow vehicle is parked on your campsite the same as at a caravan park.
There is a disabled camping area fairly close to the stage area.