Performing Arts Center Accessibility & Amenities

Wheelchair access, ADA seating, amenities, and what to know inside.

San Luis Obispo, California

Quick answer

Performing Arts Center has wheelchair-accessible seating for all shows, with an elevator connecting the lobby to the Orchestra, Balcony, and Gallery levels. A drop-off and pick-up loop is located in front of the venue, and accessible parking is available on the structure’s top level for vehicles displaying disability placards or license plates.

The honest take

The public elevator is on the right side of the main lobby. Wheelchairs are available for use, but the occupant or a companion must move them.

Accessibility details

Entrance

The drop-off and pick-up loop in front of Performing Arts Center provides easier access to the main entrance for patrons with limited mobility.

Seating

Wheelchair-accessible seating is available for all shows and can be selected when purchasing tickets.

Elevator

One public elevator on the right side of the main lobby serves the Orchestra, Balcony, and Gallery levels.

Assisted listening

The Listen Everywhere app is available for Harold Miossi Hall events, with limited iPod Touch devices and wired headphones available at the House Manager’s Lectern.

Interpreters

ASL interpretation can be requested for any performance, preferably at least three weeks before the event.

Service animals

Service animals are welcome at Performing Arts Center; emotional-support animals and pets are not permitted.

Amenities

Bar

yes

Wine, beer, snacks, and other beverages are sold at concession booths for eligible performances.

Food

yes

Snacks are available at concession booths; Spanos Theatre refreshments are offered only for shows with an intermission.

Lost & found

yes

Lost items are handled through the PAC administrative office and Cal Poly Ticket Office.

Common questions

(the stuff people ask before buying)

Is Performing Arts Center wheelchair accessible?

Yes. Performing Arts Center offers wheelchair-accessible seating for all shows, an accessible drop-off loop, and an elevator to upper seating levels.

Does Performing Arts Center have an elevator?

Yes. The public elevator is on the right side of the main lobby and serves the Orchestra, Balcony, and Gallery levels.

Does Performing Arts Center offer assisted listening?

Yes. Harold Miossi Hall supports the Listen Everywhere app, and a limited number of iPod Touch devices with wired headphones are available.

Are service animals allowed at Performing Arts Center?

Yes. Performing Arts Center welcomes trained service animals. Pets and emotional-support animals are not permitted.

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