Accessible events
Melbourne is a city where people are passionate about arts, culture and sport. In many ways it is Australia’s cultural capital. Melbourne hosts about 300 events and festivals each year so there is always something to see and do. Find out about the accessibility considerations of some of Melbourne's major events.
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Contact the festival in advance to confirm that your access needs can be met. The main venue, the Melbourne Town Hall, does offer access.
Ph 9417 7711
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Melbourne International Arts Festival
Wheelchair access is generally available and guide dogs are welcome. A hearing loop is available at the Arts Centre and Auslan interpreters can be provided.
Ph 03 9662 4242
TTY Arts Access Ph 03 9699 7636
Email n-able@melbournefestival.com.au
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Wheelchairs and scooters are available for hire and accessible unisex toilets are situated in the Melbourne Museum, the Royal Exhibition Building and the Imax theatre.
Ph 03 9864 1111
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Flemington Racecourse provides disabled parking and a disability shuttle that runs throughout the day during race days. Disabled toilets and telephones are also available.
Ph 03 9258 4258
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Special seats are set aside for people with disabilities in both Rod Laver Arena and Vodafone Arena. Accessible seating is available in Margaret Court Arena and all show courts. Ticket packages are also available.
Ph 03 9914 4400
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Australian International Airshow
Disabled facilities are available in both the site area and the gold pass enclosure. Holders of a Companion Card receive a free airshow ticket.
Ph 03 5282 0500
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