Accessibility
Whatever your needs, let us know how we can help.
BEFORE THE EVENT
TICKETS
You can buy accessible tickets online – no need to call the box office. Look for the show accessible tickets on the Tickets page to view all available accessible seats. There’s accessible seating in every price range. Try to buy accessible tickets in advance so you secure a seat – there’s limited availability on the day of an event.
INTERPRETER REQUESTS
If you need an interpreter for an event, please reach out to us least two weeks ahead of time at blossom@blossommusic.com and we’ll arrange one for you. You’ll have to pick up your tickets at will call, where you’ll meet your interpreter and be taken to your seats. There’s no charge for interpreter services.
HEARING DEVICES
If you need an assisted listening device, please reach out to us at two days before the event to blossom@blossommusic.com and we’ll sort it out for you.
UNEXPECTED NEEDS
If an unexpected injury or illness means you can’t be in the seat you booked, we recommend exchanging your ticket online for an accessible seat. Accessible seating allows for the person with accessibility needs and one companion. There are a limited number of seats on the day of the event for people with unexpected needs, but we can’t guarantee we’ll be able to seat you.
ON THE DAY
ARRIVAL & ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCES
The main entrance as well as the VIP entrance, located in Lot A, to Blossom Music Center are fully accessible.
RESTROOMS
We have accessible bathrooms located throughout venue grounds.
PARKING
Accessible Parking is located in our paved parking lots on a first come, first serve basis. Please make sure your accessible placard is visible for staff upon arrival. If you don’t absolutely need accessible parking, please use the general lots.
AT THE VENUE
If you have any questions or need more help, please find our nearest employee for assistance. All bathrooms, concession stands, and merchandise stands are accessible.
LAWN ADA
If you have a lawn ticket and would like to be relocated to the ADA section in the rear of the pavilion, we ask that you wait until the headlining act to request this with a guest service member to see what additional capacity we have.
ASSISTIVE LISTENING DEVICES
Please see a member of the guest services team upon your arrival. They will provide you with an Assisted Listening Device in exchange for an ID that will be securely held in the Box Office.
MEDICATION NEEDS
If you need to enter with prescribed medication to be taken during the event, we require that all medication be in its original container with a name that is verifiable with a photo ID. If you do not have a container with a name on it, we may request documentation that allows us to confirm the need for this medication as you enter the venue. Please only bring what is required for the duration of the event. We cannot store any type of medication. Over-the-counter medication must be in its original packaging.
MOBILITY STORAGE
Limited storage is available for wheelchairs, canes, walkers, and other mobility devices. If you need access to your device during the show, please contact a member of the guest services team. There is limited electrical connectivity in the venue, please contact us prior to your visit for more information.
SERVICE DOGS
At Blossom Music Center, we have specific guidelines to ensure all guests and their service animals are supported throughout their visit.
Service animals are defined by the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) as dogs or miniature horses that are trained to do work to perform tasks related to people with disabilities. The work or task the service animal is trained to do must directly relate to the person's disability. Service animals must be housebroken. Service animals are required to behave and not repeatedly bark, growl, jump up on or lunge at other guests or employees. Corrective action must be taken if the service animal is not behaving appropriately.
Dogs whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Comfort animals, emotional support animals, and therapy dogs are not listed as service animals under Title II and Title III of the ADA. This also applies to the other species of animals wild or domestic, trained, or untrained. The ADA requires the service animal to be under the control of the handler. This may include using a harness, leash, or other tether. Our venue employees are not required to provide for, the care, or supervision of a service animal, including cleaning up after it. Service Animals must remain on the floor and are not allowed on dining chairs or tables in our food and beverage locations. Live Nation and our operating partners have the right to deny access to a dog that disrupts our operations.
Please contact a member of the guest services team if your service animal needs access to a relief area. You will need to exit the venue and re-enter with the assistance of a member of the guest service team.