Access at Aurora Hall
Everything here is also available to the booking tools on this site, so you can ask rather than read, whichever suits you better.
Getting in
- North entrance on Sæbraut — level throughout, automatic doors, opens onto the rear stalls cross-aisle
- Lift from the north foyer serves the circle at row N only
Toilets
- Rear stalls foyer, beside the north entrance (Changing Places facility)
- Circle foyer, north side, adjacent to the lift
Hearing
Induction loop covers stalls rows A to J and the centre block of the circle (seats 2 to 12). The balcony is not covered.
Captions
Caption unit is rigged downstage right. It is not visible from stalls seats 18 and above, from the circle beyond seat 12, or from the balcony.
Sign-language interpretation
Interpreter stands downstage left for signed performances. The sightline is lost from stalls and circle seats 1 to 3, and from the balcony.
Strobe and lighting
Strobe use varies by performance — see the individual event for its lighting profile and the rows it affects.
Quiet room
Low-stimulus room off the north foyer, open from one hour before curtain through to the end of the performance
Assistance dogs
Assistance dogs are welcome throughout. Seats with floor room are at row ends and beside the wheelchair bays; staff will water the dog on request.
Companion tickets
One companion ticket is free with every wheelchair space or access booking. It is not applied automatically — it is added when the booking is completed.
Talk to the access team
The access line is open 10:00–18:00 on +354 555 0100, or email access@example.is.
We will also come back to you in writing if you would rather not use the phone. Nothing on this page requires a call.
You never have to phone
Wheelchair bays, companion tickets, transfer seats and everything else are bookable on this site, at the same time and on the same terms as any other seat. The access line exists if you would rather talk to someone — not because the website cannot do it.