Getting There:

• You enter the venue from Royal Avenue through large blue double doors.
• You then walk through a corridor with a shallow incline, and handrails on both sides.
• The Atypical Gallery is the first door on the right.
• You can park outside on Royal Avenue if you have a Blue Badge. There are two Blue Badge spaces 30 yards from the front door.
• The closest bus stops are outside Belfast Central Library and Craft NI.

Inside the Venue:

• The Atypical Gallery is on one level. There are no steps at the entrance.
• There is a large accessible bathroom with a changing table and hoist.
• Additional Information:
• We can provide an outlet for powered wheelchairs (advance notice is necessary).
• We have a quiet space available upon request. Bounce Festival volunteers will be on hand to provide assistance.
• Some have training in British Sign Language, visual and deaf awareness, and audio description.

Getting There:

• You enter The Black Box from Hill Street. There is step-free access and automatic doors.
• The closest accessible parking is at St. Anne’s Cathedral. This is 0.2 miles from the Black Box.
• You can ask a taxi to drop you off outside the door. 
• Inside the Venue:
• There are two accessible toilets. One is in the main venue space. The other is in The Green Room Bar.
• The building is all on one level.

Additional Information:

• Carer/personal assistant tickets are free, if you need support when visiting the venue.
• You can bring medication, food, or equipment into the venue.
• Assistance dogs are welcome (advance notification is necessary).
• You can request ear plugs.
• You can find more accessibility information on the Black Box website.

Getting There:

• You enter The Crescent from University Road.
• There is step-free access via automatic doors.
• The nearest parking is on Lower Crescent Avenue.

Inside the Venue:

• You can access all areas via ramps and lifts.
• All the doors are wide. Most of the doors open automatically.
• There are accessible toilets on every floor. There is a Changing Places facility on the ground floor.
• There is Tactile Signage in important places in the building. All the signs are made to be easy to read.
• There are induction loops at reception and in The Cube, and also two portable loop systems.
• Assistance dogs are welcome.
• You can find more accessibility information on the Crescent website.

Getting There:

• You enter The Duncairn from Duncairn Avenue.
• There are two Blue Badge parking spaces on the grounds.
• The entrance is on the same level as the street. The doors are automatic.

Inside the Venue:

• There is a café and accessible toilet on the ground floor.
• The performance space is upstairs. You can access it by lift.
• Different events may have different seating arrangements. You can get in touch if you have seating requests.
• Assistance dogs are welcome.
• You can bring any medicines, food, or equipment to the venue.
• You can find more accessibility information on the Duncairn website

Getting There:

• You enter the venue from Royal Avenue, through large blue double doors.
  
• You then walk through a corridor with a shallow incline, and handrails on both sides.
  
• The Ledger Studio is the first door on the left.
  
• There are two Blue Badge spaces outside on Royal Avenue.
  
• The closest bus stops are outside Belfast Central Library and Craft NI. 
  

Inside the Venue:

• The Ledger Studio is on one level. There are no steps at the entrance.
  
• The space will be set out with chairs and tables.
  
• There is a large accessible bathroom in the venue.
  
• There is another large accessible bathroom with a changing table and hoist across the corridor.
  

Additional Information:

• We can provide an outlet for powered wheelchairs (advance notice necessary).
  
• We have a quiet space available upon request. Bounce Festival volunteers will be on hand to provide assistance.
  

• Getting There

  • You enter Queen’s Film Theatre from University Square.

  • There are no Blue Badge spaces on this street.

  • Blue Badge holders can use spaces in the car park of Queen’s University Belfast after 4:00 pm every day. This car park is across the street from the cinema.

  • There is step-free entry via a ramp at 21 University Square, next door to the cinema.

  •  You can open the door using an electronic push pad.

  • Inside the Venue

  • There is an accessible toilet.

  • Guide dogs are welcome.

  • The seats in Screen 1 have solid armrests. The seats are 48 centimetres wide and 45 centimetres deep. There is approximately 24 centimetres of legroom.

  • The seats in Screen 1 have free floating arm rests. The seats are 48 centimetres wide and 48 centimetres deep. There is approximately 27 centimetres of legroom.

  • Staff can also put foyer chairs in the viewing area. These chairs have no arm rests and are 45 centimetres wide and 45 centimetres deep.

  • The cinema has a loop system in both screens.

  • The cinema offers Audio Description and Descriptive Subtitling on selected films.

  Additional Information

  • Queen’s Film Theatre has Social Narrative videos by University of Atypical on their website.

  You can find more information about accessibility on the Queen’s Film Theatre website.

• Getting There:

  • You enter the Seamus Heaney Centre from University Road.

  • There is no parking outside the building.

  • Blue Badge holders can use spaces in the car park of Queen’s University Belfast after 4:00 pm every day. This car park is across the street from the cinema.

  • There is ramp access to the front entrance of the building.

  • There is step free access to the public areas of the building.

  Inside the Venue:

  • Door frames are wide enough for wheelchairs.

  • There is an accessible toilet in the building.

  • The venue has a hearing loop.

Getting There:

• You access Sonic Arts Research Centre from Chlorine Gardens, which is off the Malone Road.
  
• There is a security barrier which will be raised throughout this event.
  
• There is Blue Badge parking in the Sonic Arts Research Centre car park.
  
• There is step-free access to the venue via a ramp.
  
• The main door has automatic push-pad control.
  

Inside the Venue:

• There is an accessible toilet in the building.
  
• There will be step-free access to all spaces.
  
• The main performance area has metal grille flooring, but there will be solid floor panels on the floor for this performance.
  
• Guide dogs are welcome.
  

Other Information:

• Volunteers on hand to respond to queries.
  
• This event will have British Sign Language interpretation.
  

Getting There:

• You enter Circusful from Gordon Street.
• You can get there with the Translink number 2 (2j, 2k, 2m) bus. The nearest bus stop is the T & G Transport House, which is 0.1 miles from Circusful.
• The nearest train stations are Great Victoria Street and Lanyon Place. They are around 0.8 miles from Circusful.
• The closest Blue Badge parking spaces are on Dunbar Street.

Inside the Venue:

• There is push pad entry and step-free access throughout the venue.
• There are accessible toilets on the ground floor.
• There is more accessibility information, including Access Information Videos, on the Circusful website.

Getting There:

• You enter the venue from Exchange Street West. There are no Blue Badge spaces outside. 
• There is push pad entry and step-free access throughout the MAC.
• Visitors who need assistance to prepare for their visit can contact the team: tickets@themaclive.com.
• There are Access Information Videos with BSL, ISL, captions, and voice over on the MAC website. 

Inside the Venue:

• There are induction loops at the Box Office Desk, CaféBar and in our Theatres.
• There are accessible toilets on every floor. None of these toilets has a hoist system.
• There are 6 dedicated wheelchair seats in the larger Downstairs Theatre. There are 2 on the balcony and 4 on the ground floor.
• You can find more accessibility information on the MAC website.

Getting There:

• You enter the venue from Exchange Street West. There are no Blue Badge spaces outside.

• There is push pad entry and step-free access throughout the MAC.

• Visitors who need assistance to prepare for their visit can contact the team: tickets@themaclive.com.

• There are Access Information Videos with BSL, ISL, captions, and voice over on the MAC website.

Inside the Venue:

• There are induction loops at the Box Office Desk, CaféBar and in our Theatres.

• There are accessible toilets on every floor. None of these toilets has a hoist system.

• You can find more accessibility information on the MAC website.

Getting There:

• You enter St Comgall’s – Ionad Eileen Howell from Divis Street.
• This is the same building where Féile an Phobail is based.
• There is on-site car parking.

Inside the Venue:

• The space has step-free access.
• The building has an accessible toilet and a Changing Place.