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Access Register

To help us, help you to have an enjoyable visit

We hold an Access Register. We encourage Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people to join our register so we can help you buy tickets and attend events.

Once registered, you will enjoy priority booking and a free ticket for your Personal Assistant to support you during your visit.

Access Register

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Application Process

The application can be made by either the disabled person or by their personal assistant (essential carer) if they will be booking tickets on behalf of the disabled person. If you are a personal assistant who cares for more than one individual you will need to apply separately for each person you assist.

This form contains 3 Sections

Sections A and Section B will need to be filled out for all applications.

We require this information so that we can provide the best possible service for you when booking tickets. This will ensure we can assist with customers needs and be sure we give you the best possible service to improve your enjoyment during your visit.

Section C need only be filled out for customers who require a Personal Assistant to attend the venue with them; this section of the form requires you to provide proof of eligibility. Please ensure that you send photocopies of documents only as submitted paperwork will be securely destroyed once your application has been processed. 

Please note that providing information is not a guarantee that accessible seats will be available at all performances. We will process your form within 5 working days.

Section A

Name for Access Register(Required)
Address
Name of ticket buyer
Address of ticket buyer

For your convenience we will register you for 3 years so that you do not need to re-submit it every year. The information you supply for the Access Register will help us to find appropriate seats for you quickly and easily and will save time when you book in future. We will not share your personal data with any third party organisations.

People who intentionally give false information will be removed from the Access Register. This list will be monitored regularly.