Overview
This Visual Story has been created to help mobility device users plan their visit to Brisbane Festival 2026 with confidence by removing as many unknowns as possible. Brisbane Festival is a major arts and cultural festival featuring live music, theatre, dance, performances and entertainment across a range of indoor and outdoor venues throughout Brisbane.
This guide provides a visual and step-by-step overview of what to expect when travelling to the festival, arriving at key locations, and moving through event spaces using a mobility device. By planning ahead, attending Brisbane Festival can be a more comfortable and enjoyable experience.
This accessibility guide is designed to support mobility device users, their families, carers, and support workers in preparing for the day.
What to Expect
Brisbane Festival attracts large crowds throughout its program, particularly during popular performances, evening events and weekends. As a mobility device user, you can expect a lively environment with visitors moving between performance spaces, food and beverage areas, and shared pathways.
The festival takes place across multiple locations and a combination of indoor and outdoor spaces. Accessible routes and surfaces will vary between venues and may include sealed pathways, grassed areas, ramps and temporary flooring.
Some events take place outdoors and continue into the evening. Brisbane’s weather conditions, including warm temperatures, sun exposure and rain, may impact your experience, so checking the forecast and planning ahead is recommended.
Accessible amenities and designated accessible viewing or seating areas are available at many festival locations. Event staff and volunteers can assist with directions or accessibility support if required.
This Visual Story will help you understand what to expect when attending Brisbane Festival and prepare for navigating the event at your own pace.
