Accessibility

There is a handicapped parking space available in the Huntley Parking Lot located next to the canopied elevator door on the east side of the theatre.

The elevator lift is located on the east side of the building, facing the Huntley Parking Lot close to Girard Street. A doorbell is placed on ground level 1.5 hours prior to show time. To use the elevator, simply ring the bell. An usher or board member will see you to the lobby.

Restrooms on the first floor are ADA compliant. Both the men’s and the women’s restrooms include one wheelchair accessible stall.

The theatre sound system is equipped with hearing assistance. Headphones and are available at no cost. Simply ask at the box office or see a board member on duty if you would like to use one for an event. A credit card, driver’s license, or other form of ID is required to be left with the theatre while a device is being used.

All accessible seating is on the main floor. Wheelchair accessible seating with companion seats are located in the front row on house left and house right. Any patrons requiring special assistance or accessible seating need to contact the box office at (815) 758-1940 in advance to make arrangements.

Walkers, crutches, or other mobility devices that cannot be safely stored in your seating area without blocking any aisles or emergency exits will need to be stored in the lobby. Please have someone in your party take care of this for you or notify an usher that you require assistance.

Any patrons requiring special assistance should contact the box office at (815) 758-1940 in advance to make arrangements.

Booster seating is available for small children free of charge. Please see an usher to secure a seat.

Trained service animals are welcome in the Stage Coach Players Theatre. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) defines a service animal as any dog individually trained to provide assistance to a person with a disability. An animal fitting this description is considered a service animal under the ADA regardless of whether the animal is certified by a particular entity or wearing identifying markers.

We may ask whether the animal is a service animal and inquire as to what tasks the service animal has been trained to perform. In accordance with ADA, we will never require identification documents for the animal or ask about the person’s disability.

Emotional support animals are not allowed.