Visual Story – Adelaide Film Festival
Marketing Team
Overview
This Visual Story has been created to help powerchair users plan their visit to the Adelaide Film Festival with confidence by removing as many unknowns as possible. Adelaide Film Festival celebrates Australian and international cinema, with screenings, premieres, special events and other experiences held across a range of venues throughout Adelaide.
This guide provides a visual and step-by-step overview of what to expect when travelling to the festival, arriving at key venues, and moving through event spaces in a powerchair. By planning ahead, attending Adelaide Film Festival can be a more comfortable and enjoyable experience.
This accessibility guide is designed to support powerchair users, their families, carers, and support workers in preparing for their visit.
What to Expect
Adelaide Film Festival takes place across multiple venues, and crowd levels may vary depending on the screening, event, location and time of day. As a powerchair user, you can expect visitors moving through entrances, ticketing areas, foyers, cinemas and other shared spaces.
Accessible routes and facilities will vary between festival venues. Your visit may include indoor and outdoor areas, with surfaces such as footpaths, concrete, tiles and carpet, as well as lifts or ramps at some locations.
Popular screenings, premieres and special events may be particularly busy, so allowing additional time to arrive and navigate the venue can help make your experience more comfortable.
Accessible amenities and seating options are available at participating venues, with arrangements varying by location. Festival and venue staff can assist with directions or accessibility support if required.
This Visual Story will help you understand what to expect when attending Adelaide Film Festival and prepare for navigating the experience at your own pace.
Refer to the Adelaide Film Festival Page for More Information →
