Map and Access Information

The Adelaide Festival Centre aims to make your visit as enjoyable as possible, and we have many access facilities for our visitors to help us achieve this.

Map

For a large map of the Adelaide Festival Centre and its environs, please download it here.

Booking Your Tickets

When booking tickets please make the BASS operator aware of your access requirements. You will be asked to give the operator information to provide you with best possible seats available.

Dial 'n' Charge
Phone 131 246 for credit card bookings.
Open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 8pm & Sunday 10am to 6pm

In Person
The BASS Office is located in the Festival Theatre foyer.
Open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 6pm

BASS Outlets
For information and locations go to www.whitepages.com.au and type in BASS.

BASS Online
For information and ticket sales go to www.bass.net.au
PLEASE ADVISE YOUR BASS OPERATOR OF YOUR ACCESS REQUIREMENTS.

Hearing Assistance
Thanks to the Adelaide Festival Centre’s new Beyerdynamic Hearing System, audience members who require assistance with hearing will now be able to enjoy the show with everyone else. In both the Space and Dunstan Playhouse theatres, it will be possible for patrons who require it to receive a small transmitter pack, with the choice of using either an inductive neck loop band (if they have a hearing aid) or a set of headphones (if they are hard of hearing and don’t have a hearing aid). Patrons can also bring their own set of headphones to be used if they desire. 

Reservations for these receiver packs MUST be made when booking tickets, and patrons will need to arrive at the theatre half an hour before the performance time to collect their transmitter pack from the Front of House/ Information desk in the Dunstan Playhouse foyer (not the BASS counter). They will also be required to leave a driver’s licence or some form of photo ID with front of house staff as a deposit.  

This technology upgrade was made possible due to generous donations by individuals and organisations to the Adelaide Festival Centre Foundation.

Information supplied by
Adelaide Festival Centre and

Better Hearing Australia (SA) inc
68 Grenfell Street
ADELAIDE SA 5000
Ph/TTY (08) 8232 2996

The independent, voluntary organisation providing education, information and advice, general and individual on all aspects of hearing loss.