ACCESSIBILITY
The Fox Cities Performing Arts Center provides many services to audience members with disabilities and special needs. Please read specific information about the services offered by the Fox Cities P.A.C. listed below. If you have any questions or would like further information, please contact the director of event management and access services at (920) 730-3735 or tebben@foxcitiespac.com. The Center’s ticket agents are available to assist you in seat availability and selection. Please inform your ticket agent of any special need at the time of purchase. To purchase tickets and reserve a service described below, please call our ticket office at (920) 730-3760, visit us in person at 400 W. College Avenue or e-mail us your order at tickets@foxcitiespac.com.
	ACCESSIBLE SEATING Accessible seating is available on each seating level and price. Transfer seats are available on the Orchestra Level. Tickets for these areas can be purchased through the ticket office and must be requested in advance.
	AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE American Sign Language interpretation is available upon request. In order to provide qualified and appropriately prepared signers, we require signing requests at least two weeks prior to the performance date. You may request this service when ordering tickets. This service is a available for the Sunday matinee performances for most Broadway shows. Contact the ticket office at (920) 730-3760 or tickets@foxcitiespac.com for more information.
	OPEN CAPTIONING Open captioning service is available for the 2009/10 M&I Bank Broadway – Fox Cities series, open captioning is offered for the Saturday matinee performances of The 101 Dalmatians Musical, RENT, In The Heights, Mamma Mia!, Little House on the Prairie, Legally Blonde the Musical and Fiddler on the Roof.   The open captioned performance features a text display located to the side of the stage that scrolls the dialogue and lyrics synchronization with the performance. The open captioning service is made possible through the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center’s partnership with Theatre Development Fund and its TDF Accessibility Programs(TAP). TAP has provided open captioning for over 300 productions on and off Broadway and in regional theaters. More information on TAP is available at www.tdf.org
	WHEELCHAIRS Please request wheelchair seating when ordering your tickets. Guests may request to be met at the door with one of the Center’s wheelchairs.
	LARGE PRINT PROGRAM Large print programs are produced upon request. Please request this service at least ten days in advance. Large print menus are available at the Center's concessions areas on all four levels.
	PARKING Wheelchair accessible parking spaces are available in the Washington Street ramp. Valet parking is also available for most public ticketed events. There is a fee for valet parking. However, this service is free to persons displaying valid disabled parking license plates or identification cards. Click here for more information about directions and parking.
	ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE The Main entrance and Walnut Street entrance are equipped with automatic doors.
	ASSISTED LISTENING DEVICES The Center is equipped with a Sennheiser Infra-Red Sound Enhancement System to amplify stage dialogue and music. Lightweight headsets with induction loop capabilities are available at the information booth. There is no charge however a photo I.D. must be presented at time of use.
	RESTROOMS Restrooms are located on the Orchestra, Dress Circle and Grand Tier Levels. A family restroom with changing table is located on the Orchestra Level. All restrooms are wheelchair-accessible.
	ELEVATORS Elevators are located on the east side of the lobby and service all seating levels. Elevators are also equipped with braille for access by persons with visual impairments.
	BOOSTER SEATS Booster seats are available for public ticketed performances at the main and west coat checks in limited quantities.