Upon arrival, please visit the Access Center for information on the accessibility wristband. Patrons with mobility impairments or Deaf/Hard of Hearing patrons can request an accessibility wristband at the Access Center. This wristband is to show Festival staff that the patron plus one companion is eligible to enter the accessible viewing areas or the Deaf and Hard of Hearing areas. The accessibility wristband is non-transferable.
Note: The wristband does not guarantee a spot in these areas. Please note that viewing areas have a limited capacity and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. We cannot save or reserve seats or areas on the platform. Once it’s determined that an accessible viewing area is filled to capacity (including adequate aisle space for entering and exiting the area), the area will not be available for additional entry.
Signage will be placed at the Festival identifying all viewing areas for patrons with mobility limitations and patrons who are Deaf / Hard of Hearing. Accessible Viewing Areas are marked with the International Symbol of Access on the Festival Map. To see the designated accessible viewing locations please visit the Access Center for a map of the Festival grounds, visit the map on the official Festival website, or the map in the official Festival app.
New Route to What Stage: There are two raised platforms reserved for patrons with mobility disabilities for the What Stage. One platform is on the right side of the field, as you face the stage. The other platform is in the middle of the field. At the Access Center, ask about the NEW route to the What Stage raised viewing platform.
Which Stage: There is a raised viewing platform near Fifth Avenue, and a ground level viewing area directly in front of the stage that is reserved for people with mobility disabilities and for deaf or hard of hearing patrons who use sign language. The sign language interpreter is stationed in front of this area (when scheduled). Both the raised platform and the ground level platform can be accessed from Fifth Avenue and, as you are facing the stage, they are located on the right side of the stage. Watch for wheelchair symbol signs.
NEW Music Performance Tents: Inside the This and That stages, in the far-left corner of the back of the tent, there is a raised viewing platform reserved for patrons with mobility disabilities. Your route to these platforms is protected by a chute made of bike rack that extends from the rear of the tent. Look for a sign with a wheelchair symbol and enter the chute there. At The Other stage, there is a viewing platform on the right side of the field, near a tree.
NEW Location for Viewing Platforms at This and That Tents: Inside these tents, in the far-left corner of the back of the tent as you are facing the stage, there is a raised viewing platform reserved for patrons with mobility disabilities. At The Other stage, there is a viewing platform on the right side of the field, near a tree.