Accessibility

Event: Killer Queen Operatic World's Fair

General information

Contact name

Karina Camile Parker, Co-Artistic Director

Contact number

+19496066560

Travel instructions

The closest stations are Broadway - Lafayette St., Bleecker St. and Prince St. Stations (B D F M R W & 6 trains). Broadway-Lafayette St. is an accessible station, however please check this link for service status the day of the event: www.mta.info/elevator-escalator-status. For Access-A-Ride travel options, please visit www.mta.info/accessibility/access-a-ride for more information. Sign up for Access-A-Ride here (must be done in advance): aar.mta.info/inquiry

Entry instructions

The venue is on the street level. The event is located on one level, including bathrooms. This venue is ADA accessible.

After entry instructions

The main room is immediately upon entering and will have both standing room and seating areas available. All ticket holders will have a seat for performances and for the dinner buffet at intermission. There is no reserved seating at this event for general ticket holders. The silent auction will be in the front room to the right of entrance. The dinner buffet will be served in the back room, through the open doorway in the back, right corner from the main entrance. For any additional accessibility needs please see a Killer Queen Opera team member who will assist you, or contact the number above.

Hazards

There will be some tables, chairs, and an aerial tripod around the outside of the main hall. Wide pathways will be maintained around the performance and seating area for audience traffic.

Toilet location

Bathrooms are in the back room of the venue, past the dinner buffet & bar. There are two bathrooms and one is ADA accessible.

Accessible parking

There is no reserved parking for this event. While street parking may be available, nearby parking structures are recommended for anyone with a vehicle.

Features

The following accessibility features are provided at the event

Accessible print
Closed captioning
Wheelchair accessibility