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Had a great experience going to the Festival Theatre to see Hamilton the musical in Edinburgh.
Read MoreHad a great experience going to the Festival Theatre to see Hamilton the musical in Edinburgh.
5 Read MoreNight in Edinburgh for Hamilton
5 Read MoreVery good shows on including some by disability theatre company lung ha. good parking & bus routes, lift and toilets available, friendly staff, good cafe.
4 Read MoreThe Festival Theatre is probably one of the best theatres in Scotland in terms of disabled access. There is disabled parking available down the side of the...
5 Read MoreA birthday treat to see the ballet. My husband uses a manual wheelchair. As soon as we entered, staff were in hand to offer help and assistance (we headed...
5 Read MoreA vast array of drinks are available, both hot and cold, and served by helpful and friendly staff. The venue is fully accessible and spacious with plenty of...
5 Read MoreBetter than the King's Theatre except for parking, but if you like curry, go early and eat in Saffrani.
4 Read MoreReally good wheelchair spot so great view of the show. Staff member at front door helped us to seats and offered to bring drinks at the interval.
4.5 Read More"Being a disabled theatre lover, I love nothing more than going to the Festival Theatre in Edinburgh. The standard of customer service in general, but parti...
5 Read MoreAccessible theatre with helpful staff. Easy to access the wheelchair accessible seating and good loos!
5 Read MoreSometimes the unexpected can be fantastic! Never expected to be able to go on stage as a powerchair user; let alone explore the dressing rooms, wardrobe, und...
5 Read MoreSince the recent innovation with the side entrance, the whole evening's experience is much better for disabled patrons. `
4 Read MoreVisiting the Festival Theatre for the first time I wasn't too sure what to expect. Often the powerchair users' experience can be a little challenging . . ....
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