Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

Address: 445 S Magnolia Ave, Orlando, FL 32801

Venue Email: boxoffice@drphillipscenter.org

Website: https://www.drphillipscenter.org

Parking & Transportation:

Valet Parking Service
Location: directly in front of Dr. Phillips Center on Magnolia Avenue. Click here for valet parking directions.
Available two hours before all series and other select shows in Walt Disney Theater.
Prices at the curb on the day of a show:
$38 for premium valet (includes expedited delivery).
$27 for standard valet.
$14 for standard accessibility valet (with a state-issued disabled parking permit).

Seaside Plaza Parking Garage
Location: 77 E Jackson St, Orlando, FL 32801
Available for Broadway season shows and other select shows in the Walt Disney Theater & Steinmetz Hall
Seaside Plaza Parking Garage price: $12 flat rate when pre-purchased online, by phone or at the Bill & Mary Darden Box Office. $15 day of show, please note: clearance for this garage is 6' 5"

City Commons Parking Garage
Location: 460 Boone Ave., Orlando, FL 32801.
After parking, cross the covered sky bridge on the garage’s third floor then go through CNL Center I to reach Orange Avenue and Seneff Arts Plaza.
City Commons Parking Garage price: $13 flat rate when pre-purchased online, by phone or at the Bill & Mary Darden Box Office. $14 day of show. please note: clearance for this garage is 8'

Pre-Paid Parking
Available online when you buy a show ticket, or if you visit or call the Darden Box Office (844.513.2014) up to 24 hours before a show. If you pay online or over the phone, a convenience fee is added.
All pre-paid parking passes are final sale.
Pre-paid parking is unavailable for shows in Alexis & Jim Pugh Theater.
City Commons Parking Garage pre-paid price: $13 flat rate
Seaside Parking Garage pre-paid price: $12 flat rate
Valet pre-paid prices: $33 for premium valet (includes priority parking location and delivery).
$24 for standard valet. $12 for standard accessibility valet (with a state-issued disabled parking permit).
Broadway or other season subscribers without pre-paid parking passes can buy them by visiting or calling the Darden Box Office (844.513.2014).

Accessible Parking
Available in the City Commons Parking Garage and through our Front Porch Valet Parking Service for guests with a state-issued disabled parking permit.
For more on accessible parking, visit the City of Orlando website.
General Guest Drop-Off & Pick-Up
Location: 155 E. Anderson St., Orlando, FL 32801.
Use the pull-off lane in front of the Stage Door.

Bus Drop-Off & Parking
Schools attending a daytime show can arrange bus drop-off and parking (available on a case-by-case basis) by calling our education department (407.455.5551).
Other groups can arrange bus parking by calling our group sales department (407.455.5550).

PUBLIC TRANSIT
Lymmo & Lynx
Several stops are conveniently located on or around the Dr. Phillips Center campus.

SunRail
Church Street stop location: 99 W. South St., a short walk from Dr. Phillips Center.
SunRail is unavailable on weekends and some federal holidays.

Taxis
Call Mears Transportation (407.422.2222) for a taxi.

Bag Policy: No bags larger than 12” x 12” x 12”

Jump the Line: Yes, disabled patrons are allowed in first, but not early

Jump the Line – Other:

Disabled patrons or patrons traveling in mobility devices are let in through a separate security screening and given the option to access the venue early to seat.

Stairs: Yes, there are stairs, but there's an elevator

Stairs – Other/Details:

Accessible lifts inside the venue make seating accessible at all levels. Our building from valet parking curbside to the orchestra is flat and accessible, including bars, merchandise, and restrooms on the first floor. All other floors and areas are accessible by four elevators. All floors have accessible accommodations.

Is There A Designated Accessible Seating Area? Yes, there's an accessible seating area

Accessible Seating Area Details

All levels of the venue have significant accessible seating to accommodate price points and viewing preference - even some boxes are accessible in all three theater spaces.

Balcony Details:

Balcony is accessible by lobby elevator. Accessible row is the first flat row of seating after entering the theater door.

Seating: Yes, there's seating available for those who need it

Seating-Other/Details:

Guests with limited mobility are welcomed and able to take any mobility assistance device as close to their seat as needed. We also have transfer arm chairs in the aisles so guests can easily slide from their device to their seat.

Accommodations for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Patrons:

All guests with hearing complications are welcome to request ASL or audio description services. We require notice two weeks in advance for ASL and AD. Should a louder volume be the only assistance required, assistive listening devices are available at every amplified performance for free at the concierge desk. Every Saturday matinee in our Broadway series is ASL interpreted and audio descriptions available.

Restrooms: Yes, there's an accessible stall in the male gender/women gender restrooms Yes, there's a single family/accessible/gender neutral restroom

Restrooms – Other/Details:

Public restrooms are available on each tier, and all are wheelchair accessible.

Sensory Accessibility We also have a quiet space in our two larger theaters for anyone who may be feeling overstimulated. We are an autism certified center and all staff and volunteers must complete annual training to maintain this qualification. Some of our programming is also sensory friendly. Lights are kept at a glow and music volumes adjusted along with run times to suit an audience who may not be able to handle a full performance but would still like to participate in the arts. We also offer performance education classes for children on the spectrum.

Additional Comments:

EMT and PD officers are on site for large performances should any medical assistance be required. We inclusively hire and as of such, three persons with physical or mental disabilities are in our front of house usher team and are thus able to pass along any tips and tricks to guests and let us in the admin team know of any difficulties they experience while traversing through the theater and lobby spaces.

This Information Is Current As Of: October 2022

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