Theater Kikker, and the gender diverse toilets, are accessible for wheelchair users
There is a hearing loop for people with a hearing impairment. Email us at tickets@whatyouseefestival.nl for a set.
Trained assistance dogs are welcome.
Do you need a supporter? A ticket for that person is free. Mail to tickets@whatyouseefestival.nl.
Theater Kikker does not have its own parking facilities. There are three accessible parking spaces near Theater Kikker that you can use if you have a European disabled parking card: two parking spaces in front of the entrance to the City Hall (corner of Korte Minrebroederstraat – Oudkerkhof) and one on the Oudkerkhof, opposite number 11.
The Stadsschouwburg and the toilets are wheelchair accessible.
For people with hearing impairments, an infrared transmitter is available. You can pick this up at the reception before the start of the performance.
Trained assistance dogs are welcome.
Do you need a supporter? A ticket for that person is free. Mail us at tickets@whatsyouseefestival.nl
Stadsschouwburg Utrecht does not have its own parking facilities. It is possible to drive to the main entrance to drop someone off.
There are four general (non-reserveable) disabled parking spaces near the theatre: At Lucasbolwerk 10, approximately 100 metres away, at Lucasbolwerk 4, approximately 100 metres away, directly opposite the main entrance of Stadsschouwburg Utrecht. To use this parking space, ring the bell at the barrier. The barrier is located at Lucasbolwerk 8.
With a parking card for people with a disability you can also park for free in parking spaces where paid parking applies. This does not apply in parking garages or in parking spaces of permit holders.
Buses 28, 50, 73, 74 and 77 stop 50 metres from the entrance.
Theater Utrecht is wheelchair accessible and has a wheelchair-accessible toilet.
Trained assistance dogs are welcome.
Do you need a supporter? A ticket for that person is free. Mail us at tickets@whatsyouseefestival.nl
Theater Utrecht does not have its own parking facilities. You can, however, drive up to the entrance to drop someone off.
Next to the theatre, there are two public parking spaces for people with disabilities in the Boorstraat.
With a parking card for people with a disability you can also park for free in parking spaces where paid parking applies. This does not apply in parking garages or in parking spaces of permit holders.
From Central Station it is an 850-meter walk to the theatre. Bus 3 (stop Viaduct) stops 150 meters from the entrance, and buses 6 and 7 stop 450 meters from the entrance (stop David van Mollemstraat, Utrecht)
Unfortunately, apart from Claire Cunningham's performance and workshop, there are currently no facilities for people with a hearing impairment.
Do you want to use a wheelchair space or do you have other questions regarding accessibility? We are happy to assist you via tickets@whatyouseefestival.nl.
