Olveston Historic Home : Dunedin Fringe Festival

Olveston Historic Home

42 Royal Terrace

Wheelchair / Accessible Access

There are two entrances to this venue, from Royal Terrace and Cobden Street. The Royal Terrace entrance has one step but the venue has a ramp that can be placed over the step to bypass it, and the entrance leads on to a paved pathway. This entrance is 970mm wide.

The Cobden Street entrance has no steps, but has a fairly steep incline and a pebbled pathway, so a wheelchair user would likely struggle with this.

The performance space is outdoor and picnic-style—audiences will need to bring their own seating and/or blankets. The courtyard is pebbled.

Bathrooms

There is no specific accessible bathroom at this venue. The bathrooms for audience access are accessible via a pathway that is 1030mm at its narrowest point. The ladies’ bathroom has a doorway that is 730mm wide, and the widest stall entrance is 700mm; there is no railing in the stall. The gents’ bathroom doorway is the same width, but there’s a rubbish bin in the entryway.

Approach to Venue

This venue is accessible off Royal Terrace, which is paved. There is no reserved accessible parking, but plenty of on-street parking is available both on Royal Terrace and on Cobden Street. There are reserved parks for tour buses, which can be used for pick-up and drop-off if need be.

Service Dogs

Service dogs are welcome in this venue.

Contact

If you have any questions about the accessibility of this venue, you can reach the Olveston team on (03) 477 3320 or by emailing reception@olveston.co.nz.


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