Aragon Ballroom
There is a small amount of street parking available. It is an 8 minute walk from the Wilson Red line station or 400 feet from the 81 Lawrence bus Lawrence and Kenmore stop.
Disabled fans are typically let in after VIP and anyone else with early entry.
It is flat to get inside the building but then their is stairs or an elevator to get to the main show space and the balcony. The official ADA section is on the balcony but staff are incredibly helpful if you want to go on the floor. There is one step the height of a normal curb to get on the floor.
The balcony is the designated ADA area, but if you choose to sit on the floor, staff will usually do their best to accommodate you and get you in a safe place where you can still see. Abled people are allowed in the balcony as well. There are two rows of stationary chairs in the balcony that are roped off for ADA seating. However, there are VIP boxes in front of these chairs. If you cannot stand during the show, the patrons in these boxes completely obstruct the view.
Technically accessible, but hard to fit a wheelchair
The elevator is tiny and can really only fit one person, especially if they're in a chair. Manual wheelchairs are hard to squeeze in, and power chairs may not be possible depending their size.
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