Accessibility

Event: Chihuly Nights

General information

Contact name

Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium

Contact number

08 8222 9311

Travel instructions

Tram: Catch the tram to the Botanic Garden stop on North Terrace which is 150m from the Main Gate. Bus: Please check Adelaide Metro for bus services into the city. Bikes: There is a bike rack outside of the Main Gate. Car: There is paid parking nearby on Rundle Road or the East End. Please see 'Accessible Parking' below for further information on parking

Entry instructions

Entry and Exit is only via the Main Gate, Adelaide Botanic Garden accessed via North Terrace. Please note last entry is 9:00pm and entry/exit is only via the Main Gate.

After entry instructions

Once you have checked in with staff, you can explore the exhibition at your own pace. To visit each artwork you will need to cover approximately 2 kilometers of pathways. Depending on whether you visit each artwork and how long you take to look at them, we would recommend allowing at least 2 hours for the outside experience.

Hazards

The Chihuly in the Botanic Garden is located throughout the whole Adelaide Botanic Garden grounds. Some of the artwork is located on grass, sloped or uneven surfaces, however the majority of artworks are viewed easily from flat pathways. Most pathways that take in the exhibition are paved or bitumen, however there are also grassed surfaces, gravel and stairs for a small number of artworks, and therefore may not be accessible to all.

Toilet location

Schomburgk Pavilion (D4 map reference) Simpson Kiosk (C3 map reference) Francis Arbor (E3 map reference, on the western border shared with Lot Fourteen)

Accessible parking

Access to Chihuly Nights is only via the Main Gate, Adelaide Botanic Garden accessed via North Terrace. There are carparks nearby on Rundle Road or the East End. Additional ticketed parking with card only payment is available on Hackney Road and Plane Tree Drive, but that they are between 650m – 1.2km from the Main Gate.

Wheelchair hire - No more bookings available

Our complimentary wheelchairs are now fully booked for all remaining Chihuly Nights event dates, and we do not have golf carts, buggies etc for public transport. We apologise for any convenience this may cause.

Access Guide

In collaboration with Access2Arts, we have developed a full Access Guide to help our visitors plan their time exploring this exhibition. The Access Guide can be viewed and downloaded from the link below and includes information on getting to the Garden, accessible transport and parking options, an overview on how best to access and experience the exhibition and general information on our facilities, hospitality offerings and spaces. The Access Guide can be found at https://www.botanicgardens.sa.gov.au/chihuly