Accessibility
Our festivals are committed to making the events accessible to everyone. The festival is held outdoors. There are sometimes great distances between festival entrances and stages. The festival grounds are a combination of concrete, asphalt and natural terrain. There will be an elevated viewing area at the main stages for those with mobility limitations. An Access Center with professionally trained staff will be set up next to the info booth at the festival entrance to assist at the event who can answer all questions, provide wristbands for the viewing platform, and additional services listed below.
Accessibility Faqs
- Information on access to seated stage viewing platforms
- Wheelchair accessible restrooms
- Private portable accessible restrooms (others located at all portable restroom areas)
- Private personal hygiene accommodations
- Mobility-device charging and storage
- Chilled medication storage (ice chest only)
- General Event Information (also in Braille and large print as requested)
- American Sign Language Interpreters (select sets based on requests)
- A place to sit and relax and escape the elements as needed
Fans that are Deaf/Hard of Hearing can request a a Deaf/HoH wristband at the Access Center. This wristband is to show Festival staff that the patron plus ONE companion is eligible to enter the ASL viewing areas. The accessibility wristband is non-transferrable.
If you would like to request an ASL Interpreter, we will have an ASL request form available closer to the event. Please make your requests as early as possible, so our ASL Interpreters can best prepare. The ASL Interpreter request form will close one month prior to the festival. Note: while we will do our best to accommodate all ASL set requests, the earlier the request is made, the easier it will be for us to accommodate. Note, all Interpreter requests will not be guaranteed, and are subject to change.
Please email access@aftershockfestival.com.
Connect with our community on our DWP ADA Facebook Group.