ACCESSIBILITY
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Access Night at the Opera
Access Night at the Opera is a dedicated performance where, in collaboration with local agencies, we shine a light on accessibility, ensuring that audiences with diverse accessibility needs can have a fantastic night at the opera through the use of assistive technologies and added services.
Supertitles
Cincinnati Opera provides projected English supertitles above the stage at every performance in Music Hall's Springer Auditorium and SCPA's Corbett Theater.
Accessible Seating
Accessible seating is available throughout Music Hall's theater spaces. To make advance arrangements for accessible/wheelchair seating locations, please call our box office at (513) 241-2742, and our ticketing specialists will be happy to assist you.
Accessible Parking and Assistance for People Using Wheelchairs
A convenient drop-off lane and wheelchair-accessible entrance is located on the south side of Music Hall on Elm Street, near the Music Hall Box Office. Security personnel will be happy to alert an Access Ambassador, courtesy of Cincinnati Arts Association to assist patrons to their seats. Wheelchair service is available upon request.
Accessible Restrooms
Most restrooms within Music Hall are completely accessible and several feature family accommodations (including changing tables). A private room for nursing mothers can be made available upon request. To locate the most accessible restroom for your needs, please inquire with event personnel.
Audio Description
Live descriptions of the stage action for people who are visually impaired are available for all performances in Music Hall's Springer Auditorium (La Bohème, The Pirates of Penzance, and Aida), as well as in SCPA’s Corbett Theater (Fierce and Castor and Patience). Units are available at Guest Services.
Assistive Listening System
Assistive listening devices designed to enhance the sound of the performances may be obtained at Guest Services at Music Hall. This system uses Listen Technologies's next generation of personal listening devices, and its integrated neck loop/lanyard improves the listening experience for T-coil users.