Accessibility

GROUNDS

The festival takes place on natural, flat grounds. No cement walkways or otherwise have been added. Most areas are maneuverable by wheelchairs or other motorized vehicles.

PARKING

Accessible parking is available, as long as the car being used holds a handicap parking pass. When you arrive at the festival, ask for accessible parking and you will be properly directed.

If you need help unloading your car into the grounds, you can ask any of the box office staff to put you in touch with the parking manager. This person will arrange a golf cart ride to escort your items into the park at their earliest convenience. You will also be given information on how to contact a parking attendant to load up and exit the park on Monday.

ACCESSIBILITY PASS

You may ask for an Accessible Pass to bring with you into the park at the Box Office. You must prove you have a disability that requires help with transportation and otherwise, which you can do by providing your handicap parking pass. This pass can be carried with you around the park to ask for golf cart rides, access to handicap seating areas, and other accessible needs.

RIDES

As a part of our contract with FestiCab, you may request a free ride from any FestiCab golf cart or service.

ACCESSIBLE SEATING

You may use your accessible pass to enter the VIP seated area of each stage. Please understand that there is still standing room in the front of this area, so it may be difficult to see if you are not in the bleachers. However, our staff is available to help to the best of their ability in offering you an accessible seat or viewing spot.

ACCESSIBLE PORTA-POTTIES

Accessible porta potties can be found throughout the grounds. You will find location information on the map once you arrive on site, as well as signs for the accessible restrooms.

MOTORIZED VEHICLES / MOBILITY DEVICES

Motorized wheelchairs and scooters with three plus wheels are allowed to be used by patrons with disabilities. No golf carts, 2 wheel scooters, or other motorized vehicles may be used. All mobility devices should be operated no faster than walking speed.