š @taylorswift @taylornation
would love to see more accessible design at concerts, for example:
designated quiet spaces to calm down from a panic attack or sensory overload, meltdown, etc.
maybe even ācalm seatingā where there is room to move around a little or where the speakers are quieter/not right above you
clear information about what will happen during the entrance and security experience
clear information about when to expect fireworks and other loud sounds
information about the timeline of events
information about emergency procedures
the ability to opt-in to receive an access-focused email about the events when you get your tickets
not to mention clear instructions about buying tickets, getting extra time while purchasing (the process can be so overwhelming!)
and obviously that using any of the access pieces wouldnāt take away from the experience (e.g., using the quiet room shouldnāt exclude you from the chance to get a meet and greet opportunity)
I just feel really strongly that these events need to be more accessible to disabled people, specifically thinking of invisible disabilities here but definitely overall too
@stellaswift1389 thank you for sharing your experience with us and I hope you have as lovely an experience as possible this era š
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