Accessibility

Event: Dis/Inform

General information

Contact name

Samuel Gray

Contact number

480-586-7581

Travel instructions

OPERA America’s National Opera Center is centrally located in Midtown Manhattan on the southwest corner of 29th Street and Seventh Avenue. It is reachable using more than a dozen subway lines, including the 1 train (at 28th Street), 2/3/A/C/E trains (at Penn Station), B/D/F/M/N/Q/R/W trains (at 34th Street-Herald Square). You can also arrive by Amtrak or PATH service, as well as regional bus lines and airport shuttles.

Entry instructions

Enter on Seventh Avenue, and take the elevator to the seventh floor to check in at the front desk. The facility spans the seventh and eighth floors of the building, with an internal staircase providing access between them. There is no external entry to the eighth floor.

After entry instructions

Proceed to the Marc A. Scorca Recital Hall

Safety Information

OPERA America's National Opera Center follows the recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), New York State, and New York City. At this time, mask usage by visitors is recommended but not required. Proof of vaccination against COVID-19 is not required for entry. The National Opera Center is cleaned nightly by a custodial team trained in COVID-19 protocols. The facility's air system has been optimized with a high-efficiency filtration system and outfitted with I-Wave BI-Polar Ionizer air cleaners that actively treat and kill pathogens. For more information, contact us at 212.796.8630 or Reservations@operaamerica.org.

Accessibility

The Opera Center features ground-level entry with elevators to the venue. All spaces are wheelchair accessible, and modular seating can be arranged to accommodate wheelchair users for all programs and performances. Handicap-accessible restrooms are available on the seventh floor. For more information about accessibility, contact us at 212.796.8630 or Reservations@operaamerica.org.