EVERYONE IS WELCOME

The Sir Howard Morrison Centre has 6 allocated wheelchair spaces (located in Row T & U) available in the Sir Owen Glenn Theatre | Matangi Rau. Please see seating map here.

4 wheelchair spaces are available in Te Haumako | Black Box Theatre, depending on the room configuration.

Wheelchair accessible toilets are located on the ground floor and there is a drive through drop off zone at the front of the building.
When you arrive, please see one of our front of house staff who will be more than happy to assist you.

Please contact us before booking your tickets to talk through the options.

Te Whakaruruhau | Banquet Room, Sir Owen Glenn Theatre | Matangi Rau, and Te Haumako | Black Box Theatre has Infrared hearing and Wavecast Wi-Fi 5G assistance available. Te Haumihi | Foyer has Wavecast Wi-Fi 5G only.

Some performances are audio described, please see event details for more information. If you require use of the hearing assistance system please inform the box-office at the time of booking.

Download the Wavecast app on Apple or Google Play store.

Licensed hearing and guide dogs are welcome at The Sir Howard Morrison Centre. Please let us know if you are bringing your four-legged friend with you so we can arrange appropriate seating for you both.

Rotorua Lakes Council runs a mobility parking scheme which provides specific parking spaces and other parking privileges for people with disabilities. Rotorua has at least 2 mobility parks per street in the Rotorua Central District (CBD). The only people who may use mobility parks are those who display current permits.

Displaying a current mobility pass allows mobility pass users to park in standard council car parks for up to twice as long as indicated, however these parks may not be suitable for all users.

There is a drive through drop off zone at the front of the Sir Howard Morrison Centre on Fenton Street. The main entrance is level with the footpath and there is ramped access.

Sir Owen Glenn Theatre | Matangi Rau
The entrance to the stalls is level with the foyer and the floor inside the theatre is sloped with no stairs. The entrance to the circle is on the first floor, accessible by the stairs in the foyer, or the lift next to the bar. There are stairs to navigate to each row.

Te Haumako | Black Box Theatre
The entrance to Te Haumako is level with the foyer.

Everybody is welcome at the Sir Howard Morrison Centre, and we want to make sure everybody feels as comfortable as possible when spending time with us. If you or one of your guests are takiwatanga (autistic), or have specific sensitivity needs, please reach out to us as we may be able to work with you to organise a venue tour, a touch tour, or a pre-show introduction of potential surprises in the show.

Please contact us for more information.

The Sir Howard Morrison Centre is proudly part of the Safe Space Alliance. We are a safe, inclusive, and supportive place for the LGBTQI+ community.