All the Information You Need

Friday, September 18, is Industry Night. Here, you’ll find all the essential information about the event to help you enjoy the programme and your discovery tour to the fullest.

Tickets

You can get your ticket in advance online ↗ and at our presale offices.

Ticket vouchers purchased online must be exchanged for a wristband on the day of Industry Night from 12pm onwards, at one of the five box offices. You can also purchase your wristband directly from any of the following presale offices:

Your Industry Night ticket (ticket voucher, wristband, Industry Night voucher) will allow you free access to the event via public transport (TNW) for free from 4pm onwards. The Industry Night Ticket is valid until closing time for public transport in the entire TNW zone.

Box Offices

The box offices are open from 12:00 noon on 18th September 2026. Here, you can buy your wristband or redeem your ticket voucher or Industry Night voucher. You can pay by card, the TWINT app, or cash.

Getting Around

Your Industry Night ticket gives you free access to the public transport network across the TNW zone ↗ (second class) from 4pm until closing.

From 17:00 to midnight, the shuttle buses take you from one company to the next. The buses run every 15 to 20 minutes.

Shuttle route map with lines A, B, and C connecting various locations and stations.

Tips

  • Info-Point: You can ask any questions about Industry Night at the info point at Bahnhofplatz Liestal on Friday 18 September, from 12:00 noon.
  • Safety & Luggage: Please do not bring any luggage and wear sturdy shoes.
  • Waiting times: There may be waiting times for some programme items that have a limited group size.
  • Accessibility: Unless it is stated otherwise, all programme items are wheelchair accessible. Please note the IVB transport service ↗.
  • Photos and videos: During Industry Night, photos and videos will be made for the purpose of printed and digital documentation and promotional measures as well as for press materials.
Two small plastic propellers, one blue and one red, floating in water with air bubbles.