CITY SOUNDS

City Sounds Audio Guide

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City Sounds Accessibility Information

City Sounds is committed to accessibility and ensuring that everyone can enjoy rich musical experiences. The primary locations in the City – including Queen Street Mall and Reddacliff Place – are easily accessible via public transport, including trains, buses and ferry services. This makes it convenient for visitors who cannot self-drive to join the performances.

The majority of the performances are hosted in areas with accessible public amenities, ensuring that everyone can participate in the events. Accessible public toilets are located near Hungry Jacks on Albert Street, Central Station and King George Square, with more available within all major shopping centres. A Changing Places toilet – that is, an accessible adult change facility – is located in City Hall. Accessible toilets in the nearby Botanic Gardens require an MLAK (PRON: ‘em-lack’) key to access.

Queen Street Mall has smooth, barrier-free paths and gentle slopes. Upgrades to Edward Street now offer step-free access, providing seamless mobility from Central Station to the heart of the mall. What’s more, both sides of the mall are equipped with a braille trail to assist blind and low-vision visitors, with six cross-over trails between the two main trails. The trail also runs through Reddacliff Place, at the river end of the Queen Street Mall, and through King George Square between Adelaide and Ann Streets, connecting to the main entrance of City Hall and both entrances of the King George Square Bus station. Audio-tactile crossings equipped with tactile street signs ensure safe and straightforward navigation throughout the mall for people with low or no vision. 

Service dogs are welcomed at City Sounds performances, with many public green spaces providing grassy areas for their needs. 

The program prioritises inclusivity, and while some locations might pose accessibility hurdles, feedback is encouraged to continuously improve access for all attendees. By embracing these accessibility measures, City Sounds upholds its mission of delivering a joyful, engaging, and inclusive musical experience that resonates with all visitors, ensuring that the heartbeat of Brisbane is felt by everyone.

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