Accessibility

We are very happy to say that Eat, Drink, Bristol fashion is returning to the centre of our beloved city. As this is our first year back, we are still finding our way around the site and any issues that arise around accessibility. 

As a company and with all our other shows around Bristol, we are continuing to assess our accessible facilities and are constantly striving to make each show and overall experience better for our deaf and disabled customers. 

The following information provides details about the bookable accessible provisions at the event. If you have any questions that are not answered below please contact accessibility@teamlove.org. 

If you would you like to register for use of any of these accessible facilities:

·       Free PA Ticket Scheme

·       Accessible Parking

·       Accessible Toilets

·       Lowered Bars  

First, you will need to purchase a ticket via the link HERE and make a note of the reference number. Alternatively, if you would rather call SeeTickets, you can purchase over the phone on 0844 412 2706.  

Second, you will need to fill out the online form below and submit supporting evidence.

ACCESS REQUEST FORM

Please Note: Eat Drink Bristol Fashion, is on a green-field site (Castle Park), with some tarmac paths (with varying steep inclines/declines), on the peripheral entrances and exits. While there are some sheltered areas (some stalls and marquees), it is mainly an open-air event. Ground conditions are therefore weather dependent (if we experience extreme weather, the ground may become muddy), therefore mobility across the site may become compromised. We ask you to consider this before purchasing a ticket.

Induction LoopsThere will be induction loops at the Main Accessibility Wristband Exchange.

Assistance DogsWe welcome assistance dogs on the site. There will be an area provide for toileting and drinking 

StrobesPlease note that strobe effects may be used at this event however, there will not be any specific announcements prior to their use.

Medical Services We have an onsite Medical Tent with trained First Aiders. We also have an Information Area which can be used by our accessible ticket holders should they need a moment of calm. 

Please note: The disabled access facilities are for festival/event-goers with permanent disabilities – pregnant women and people with recent injuries such as broken legs do not qualify.