Question 1

Will this event be livestreamed?

Accepted Answer

We have limited in-person places at this event which we are making available on a first-come, first-served basis. We are also planning to livestream the event via Zoom webinar and will be sharing with you all how to sign up for virtual attendance if you are unable to attend in person.

Question 2

What is the closest public transport stop  to the venue and is it step-free and accessible?

Accepted Answer

Kings Place is situated 9-12 minutes’ walk from King’s Cross and St Pancras stations. Both stations offer step-free access to all platforms. More info on how to find the venue is here - https://www.kingsplace.co.uk/your-visit/getting-here/

Question 3

Is there disabled parking available at the venue?

Accepted Answer

Blue badge holders, or the driver of a passenger holding a valid badge, can park on Crinan Street in any of the ‘Residents Only’ or ‘Pay & Display’ bays for an unlimited time. Crinan Street runs adjacent to Kings Place and offers street level access to Kings Place.

Question 4

Is there step-free access to enter the venue?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Kings Place has step free access at the front of the building via York way and step free access by the canal entrance via Crinan Street.

Question 5

Does the venue have accessible toilets?

Accepted Answer

Accessible toilets are located on the ground floor (at the top of the stairs to gallery level), balcony level (at the bottom of the stairs from the foyer to gallery level) and concert level (between the concert bar and cloakroom).

Question 6

Is there an induction loop?

Accepted Answer

A magnetic induction loop is available in Hall One and the St Pancras Room. To use this induction loop, audience members should switch their hearing aids to the ‘T’ position in order to pick up the magnetic signal.

Question 7

Do you have more details on accessibility at the venue?

Accepted Answer

https://www.kingsplace.co.uk/your-visit/access-information/

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