Drunken Unicorn

This Information Is Current As Of: May 2019

Address: 736 Ponce De Leon Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, GA, USA

Website: http://thedrunkenunicorn.net/

Parking & Transportation: Note: Park at your own risk. Obey any local parking signage. Check with the venue for the most up to date information.

Parking at Drunken Unicorn isn't great, the parking lot is small and usually full before doors open. No accessible spaces, unfortunately.

Jump the Line: Yes, disabled patrons are allowed in first and early

Stairs: Yes, there are stairs, but there's an alternate entrance without stairs

Stairs – Other/Details:

The main Drunken Unicorn entrance has stairs. However, there's an entrance for disabled patrons next to Metro PCS, which is adjacent to the Tattoo shop. The entrance is a green door w/ the venues address 736 posted above the door. You'll notice stickers and graffiti all over the door and windows on either side of the entrance. The disabled patron entrance is ground level.

Is There A Designated Accessible Seating Area? No, there's not an accessible seating area

Accessible Seating Area Details

There is no designated seating area. With plenty of notice, the venue can block off an area in advance of doors opening to accommodate disabled patrons.

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

Restrooms: Unsure if there are accessible restrooms

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