Entry and exit
Crowd control gates
and entrances
Six crowd control gates and entrances sit in the same Mojo Barrier® line and open it wherever people, crew, vehicles or cables need to pass. There are hinged gates for crew and cables, a cable passage, a door for crew, a vehicle exit, entrance lanes for ticket checks and a turnstile that counts visitors.
The idea
Openings without gaps
All six are designed for the Mojo stage barrier line and take the place of straight sections wherever something has to pass, so the line stays closed everywhere else. Which one fits depends on what goes through: crew, queues, cables or vehicles.
The modules
Four gates and two entrances
for one barrier line
Door
Alternative Doors
A 1.00 m lockable door for pedestrians, crew and most wheelchairs that opens away from the crowd.
Emergency exit
Mega Exit
Two doors that open to 3.00 m for emergency vehicles and trucks.
Entrance
Line-up Gate
Entrance lanes for large queuing crowds, with space for security checks and ticket scanning.
Access control
Gatekeeper
A turnstile that counts visitors in and out, with integrated ticket scanning.
Cable passage
Cable Gate
A door section with a 110 mm cable opening below the door and a hot-dip galvanised steel floor plate.
Gate
Snake Runner & Snake Gate
Hinged doors in the stage barrier line for crew and cables: approx. 0.50 m on the Snake Runner, 0.76–0.85 m on the Snake Gate.
Sizes
Openings for every flow
From a single entrance lane to a truck-wide exit. Values can vary slightly between production series; each product page lists the full specifications.
FAQ
Crowd control gates: questions
Two contacts, depending on the question:
- Where each gate goes in your line: the rental company in your country
- Specifications and test documents: Mojo Barriers BV
Crowd control gates are openings in a barrier line that let people walk, vehicles drive or cables run through while the rest of the line stays closed. At festivals, stadiums and other public events they mark the points where crew, visitors, vehicles or cables cross the barrier line.
Choose the gate by what has to pass through the line: people on foot, queues, counted entries or vehicles.
| Gate | Use |
|---|---|
| Snake Runner & Snake Gate | Crew and cables at the stage barrier line; approx. 0.50 m or 0.76–0.85 m door |
| Alternative Doors | Crew, pedestrians and most wheelchairs; 1.00 m door |
| Mega Exit | Emergency vehicles and trucks; 3.00 m opening |
| Line-up Gate | Queuing entrance lanes with checks; 0.50 m lane |
| Gatekeeper | Counted or scanned entry and exit |
In addition, cables that run to front-of-house areas or delay towers cross the line through a Cable Gate. The Mega Exit takes approx. 4.37 m of length in the line.
The Gatekeeper is a cross-shaped turnstile linked to a central computer system with three settings:
- Count: counts the people coming in
- Limit: locks the turnstile automatically once capacity is reached
- Differentiate: counts people in and out in real time
With integrated ticket scanning, it is ideal for entrances where every visitor has to be checked and counted.
Only the Cable Gate in this group has its own certificate so far.
- Cable Gate: TÜV NORD Nederland certified it on 16 June 2025 (TÜV-NL-2410-D-228) to 5 kN/m under section 7.5 of the ISE guidance “Temporary Demountable Structures”, 4th edition; the result covers the Cable Gate version that was tested.
- Alternative Doors, Mega Exit, Line-up Gate and Gatekeeper: no separate certificate yet; questions on testing go to Mojo Barriers BV.
All certificates are on the certification page.
No. Mojo Barriers BV develops the gates but does not sell them; they are rented through the MOJO Holding Group company in your country. Find yours under Where to rent.
