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To give all spectators easier access to outdoor shows, the Festival d’été de Québec provides reserved sections for spectators who have special needs.
Adapted toilets at the site, chairs available, ramps and hard surface access paths, drinks sold nearby.
The pass is mandatory, for accompanying individuals as well.
On sale at regular price, $100 ($110 from June 5).
Maximum of four dates per person, including an accompanying individual.
Reservations for the first show of the evening or for both. No reservations taken for the second show only.
Voice mail reservations will not be taken.
From April 30 at 9:00 AM
By phone only: 418-800-3347 oR 1-855-800-3347
Maximum of four dates per person, including an accompanying individual.
A second round of reservation will take place starting June 2 at 10:00 AM.
By phone only: 418-800-3347 or 1-855-800-3347
There will be no limits, you'll be allowed to reserve for all the dates you want.
If you are unable to attend, please contact us so we can give your place to someone else.
Come with your accompanying individual to the entrance to the site before 8: 30 p.m., at least 30 minutes before the gates open. If you arrive later, you will be refused admission.
At blockbuster shows, you will exit a few minutes after the end of the show for safety reasons. You may also leave before the end of the show.
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Located next to the Bistro SAQ, in front of the Bell Signature Zone.Accessible from the Musée des plaines d'Abraham parking area. Access to this parking area for adapted transportation from Rue Wilfrid-Laurier.300 places for restricted-mobility spectators and accompanying individuals. Bistro SAQ service provided.
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IMPORTANT - New locations for entry and reserved area.
Located at the back of the site close to Rue d’Artigny between Rue Jacques-Parizeau and Grande-Allée. Direct access from Rue d’Artigny.
30 places, including restricted-mobility spectators and accompanying individuals.
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Located on the terrace at the back of the site, facing the stage, at the corner of Des Glacis and St-Jean, on the east side of Rue des Glacis.
20 places, including restricted-mobility spectators and accompanying individuals.
Kéroul Certification, accessible to persons with restricted physical ability.
