Seeing a Show at the Ogunquit Playhouse with Limited Mobility
The Ogunquit Playhouse is a historic summer theater in Maine that stages big musicals. A night at the Playhouse is a highlight for many visitors, including older theater fans.
Book accessible seats
Call the box office when buying tickets to request wheelchair seating or aisle seats, and ask where to drop off.
Equipment
A transport chair folds for storage during the show. A Pride GoGo travel scooter gets someone from a far parking spot to the door.
More theater
See the Music Hall in Portsmouth.
Getting there before the show
Show nights bring heavy traffic into Ogunquit. Leave extra time, especially for evening performances in July and August. If you are staying nearby, the local trolley may be an option; ask whether it can carry a folding chair.
Intermission
Restroom lines at intermission can be long. Ask an usher where the accessible restroom is when you arrive, so you can go early. A rollator walker with a seat is handy in the lobby while you wait.
Dinner and a show
Book dinner early so you are not rushing. Ask the restaurant about step-free entry and allow time to get from the table to the theater at a relaxed pace.
Get it booked
Busy weeks fill up, so reserve early on our rent page. Free pickup in Hampton Beach, NH, or call (603) 395-1246 and we will price delivery to your door.
Rent for theater night.
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