The Stone Pony – Summer Stage

Address: 913 Ocean Avenue, Asbury Park, NJ, USA

Website: http://www.stoneponyonline.com/summer-stage/

Parking & Transportation:

The parking around the venue is the general parking lots for the boardwalk/beach. It's metered parking, but there are accessible spaces around the Stone Pony and along the boardwalk.

Jump the Line – Other:

ADA may use the VIP line to “skip the line” with one companion.

Stairs: No, it's all flat to get inside and to the show space

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

Accessible Seating Area Details

At the outdoor Summer Stage, there is a raised platform located at side stage-left for disabled fans. The view of the stage varies based on how much gear is on stage. You are allowed to bring one guest with you to the raised platform, which has steps and/or a ramp to get on. The platform doubles as the "VIP" area for guests of the bands who can sometimes disrupt and disrespect disabled concerts goers and make them feel unsafe or uncomfortable.

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

Seating-Other/Details:

You do not need to be in a wheelchair to sit in the Summer Stage's accessible area, you just need to ask the venue staff for accessible seating.

Restrooms – Other/Details:

At the Summer Stage there are only portapotties, however, they do have accessible ones available wherever regular ones are located as well as immediately adjacent to the viewing platform.

This Information Is Current As Of: August 2021

Work at this venue and want to connect? Have updated info on this venue? Reach out to us at halfaccess.org/contact.

Have your own experience with this venue? Fill out this form to provide helpful feedback on accessibility.

Reviews Title

When did you last visit this venue?

How does your experience at this venue compare to the information we have above?

If you're disabled, what were the positives about your experience with this venue?

If you're disabled, what were the negatives of your experience with this venue?

How could this venue change to be more accessible to you?

If you're disabled, did you see other people at the show who you identified with?

Yes, I saw people who I identified with.
No, I did not see people who I identified with.

If you're disabled, did you see other people at the show who you identified with? - Other/Details

If you're disabled, did you feel included in the experience?

Yes, I felt included at the concert.
No, I didn't feel included.

If you're disabled, did you feel included in the experience? - Other/Details

How did you learn about accessibility at this venue before visiting?

Additional Comments

Submit Image(s)

Add new

Your Name*

Your Email*

Subscribe to our newsletter.

Note: By clicking submit, you understand that the information you submit will not be posted publicly. If we find any information in these fields important to publicly share, we would then use your email to reach out to you for permission to include it in our public database. We will be using your feedback on venues, anonymously, to best tailor advice and suggestions for ways venues can improve their spaces. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to us at halfaccess.org/contact.