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  • Porchester Hall, London

    Porchester Hall, London

    Address:

    Porchester Rd, London W2 5HS

    Website:

    Managed by multiple companies but this seems a reliable site:
    https://everyoneevents.com/ee-venues/london-events-venues/porchester-hall/

    Promotions:

    RevPro

    Step-free access?

    There are lifts to the event spaces inside the building.

    Seating available?

    Yes

    Wheelchair spaces provided?

    Yes

    Accessible toilets?

    Yes

    Car parking nearby?

    TBC but being central London, parking is likely to be difficult. The nearest step free tube station is Paddington which is 0.4 miles away.

    Air conditioning?

    TBC

    Helpful staff?

    TBC

  • Revolution Pro Wrestling

    Revolution Pro Wrestling

    Website:

    https://www.revolutionprowrestling.com/shows

    Venues:

    They run several venues in different parts of the country, including The 229 in London, 1865 in Southampton, Network in Sheffield, HMV Empire in Coventry, Doncaster Dome, Crystal Palace and York Hall in London.

    Accessible tickets offered?

    Not directly from their ticket booking site, no – we’re investigating whether they’re otherwise available.

    Carer tickets provided?

    Again, not directly from their ticket booking site – we’re investigating.

    Easy to contact?

    They don’t have a great reputation for answering questions about accessibility (or anything else!). You might have better luck going directly to the venues. There is a contact page on the RevPro website and they are still active on X, which might be worth a shot.

    Any other info:

    RevPro has its own streaming service, and most shows are streamed live (venue internet connection dependent!). It costs £7.40 per month.

    We’re currently unaware of any other accessibility provisions they might offer.

  • HMV Empire, Coventry

    HMV Empire, Coventry

    Address:

    22 Hertford St, Coventry, CV1 1LF

    Website:

    https://www.hmvempire.com/

    Promotions:

    RevPro

    Step-free access?

    Yes, but it’s complicated: first, there’s a short set of steps, with an accessible lift to the right-hand side, which you’ll need to get a member of staff to help you with. Then there’s a pair of escalators up to the venue, again with an accessible lift on the right -hand side.

    Seating available?

    Yes.

    Wheelchair spaces provided?

    TBC

    Accessible toilets?

    There’s an accessible toilet in the main venue, but you need to ask a member of security or someone at the bar for the key.

    Car parking nearby?

    Despite what the HMV Empire website says, you can’t park at the Barracks – it closed in January 2025. Salt Lane Car Park is very close by though, and offers free parking for Blue Badge holders – you’ll need to use the buzzer to give your info on the way out. According to the car park’s website, there are 24 internal accessible spaces, with 7 external spaces on the ground floor for use by modified or high-sided disabled vehicles.

    Air conditioning?

    TBC

    Helpful staff?

    The website promises there’ll be First Aid trained bar and security staff on duty for all events.

  • Crystal Palace Sports Centre, London

    Crystal Palace Sports Centre, London

    Address

    Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, SE19 2BB

    Website:

    http://www.better.org.uk/leisure-centre/london/crystal-palace/crystal-palace-national-sports-centre

    Promotions:

    RevPro

    Step-free access?

    Yes

    Seating available?

    Yes

    Wheelchair spaces provided?

    Yes

    Accessible toilets?

    Yes

    Car parking nearby?

    The venue has a 250-space car park, with 10 dedicated accessible parking spaces.

    Air conditioning?

    TBC

    Helpful staff?

    TBC

    What people told us:

    “Not particularly easy to get to seating if it’s in the tiers. Steps are steep and shallow. Seats on west and east tiers are literally panels of plastic on plaster bleachers, north and south tiers are also quite hard plastic. Not at all comfortable. Especially if you have lower back pain issues. Disabled loos are right at the front of the building which is no good if you’re not great at stairs or distance, particularly if you gotta go.

    Security let me queue jump as on crutches. I’d already been queuing for an hour at that point and was very tired physically.”

    “Crystal Palace Sports Centre has seating so cramped it made me feel claustrophobic and I nearly had to leave”

    “Crystal Palace National Sports Centre has tiered seats that are completely unsuitable for anyone with mobility issues or chronic pain. Even as someone able-bodied they were agony after about 15 minutes!”

  • York Hall, London

    York Hall, London

    Address:

    5 Old Ford Rd, London, E2 9PJ

    Website:

    www.be-well.org.uk/centres/york-hall-leisure-centre/

    Promotions:

    RevPro

    Step-free access?

    Yes, there’s a wheelchair lift to the side of the entrance.

    Seating available?

    Yes

    Wheelchair spaces provided?

    TBC

    Accessible toilets?

    Yes

    Car parking nearby?

    York Hall itself has accessible parking, but other than that, the nearest public parking is almost a mile away.

    Air conditioning?

    No – and it can get extremely hot in there.

    Helpful staff?

    In the past, we’ve seen a lot of complaints about the security staff provided by York Hall, including comments that they refused to let people take necessary medications in with them.

    More recently, people have reported having better experiences (not having sunscreen or medication confiscated, for example) so let’s hope this means things will be better in future.

  • Copper Box Arena, London

    Copper Box Arena, London

    Address:

    Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford, London, E20 3HB

    Website:

    https://copperboxarena.org.uk/

    Promotions:

    RevPro

    Step-free access?

    Yes, there’s level access into the building (via automatic doors that open outwards).

    Seating available?

    Yes

    Wheelchair spaces provided?

    Wheelchair users have a designated accessible seating area.

    Accessible toilets?

    Yes.

    Car parking nearby?

    There are 10 blue badge bays outside the venue, plus 40 standard bays. There’s also a multi-storey car park nearby.

    Air conditioning?

    TBC

    Helpful staff?

    TBC

    What people told us:

    “Copper Box had designated wheelchair seats and was an open enough space for me to feel confident moving around without my carer always there.”

    Other info:

    The venue is registered accessible, with accessible changing rooms as well as bathrooms. Accommodations are available for service dogs.

  • 1865, Southampton

    1865, Southampton

    Address:

    Brunswick Square, Southampton SO14 3AR

    Website:

    https://www.the1865.store/

    Promotions:

    RevPro

    Step-free access?

    From the street into the building, and all the way to seating is step-free. However, the bar is up a small flight of stairs and there is no ramp or alternate access.

    Seating available?

    Yes

    Wheelchair spaces provided?

    Yes

    Accessible toilets?

    No

    Car parking nearby?

    There’s limited parking right outside the venue with level access. Gloucester Street car park is 0.2 miles away and College Street car park 0.3 miles away, but neither have any designated Blue Badge bays.

    Air conditioning?

    No

    Helpful staff?

    Yes

  • Gordon Craig Theatre, Stevenage

    Gordon Craig Theatre, Stevenage

    Address

    Stevenage Arts & Leisure Centre, Lytton Way, Stevenage, Herts SG1 1LZ

    Website:

    https://everyonetheatres.com/theatres/gordon-craig-theatre/plan-your-visit/faq/

    Promotions:

    RevPro

    Step-free access?

    Yes – there are lifts available.

    Seating available?

    Yes

    Wheelchair spaces provided?

    Yes

    Accessible toilets?

    Yes

    Car parking nearby?

    There are 6 Blue Badge bays are available on-site, which are not bookable in advance.

    There are also a number of pay and display car parks in the area, but the nearest are 200-400 yards away. Their website warns not to park in the Leisure Centre car park as it’s operated by a private company.

    Air conditioning?

    Yes

    Helpful staff?

    TBC

  • The 229, London

    The 229, London

    Address:

    229 Great Portland St, London W1W 5PN

    Website:

    229.com

    Promotions:

    RevPro

    Step-free access?

    The venue is below ground level with lift access.

    Seating available?

    Yes

    Wheelchair spaces provided?

    Yes

    Accessible toilets?

    Yes

    Car parking nearby?

    No customer parking on site but, being London, there is on street parking in the general area.

    Blue Badge bays are available on Park Crescent and Greenwell Street which are under 100m from the venue.

    Air conditioning?

    TBC

    Helpful staff?

    Yes

    Additional Information:

    The venue has an accessibility guide with its own information, but it does advise purchasing access tickets – we’re finding out the best way to do this with RevPro and will update with more information.

  • The Hangar, Wolverhampton

    The Hangar, Wolverhampton

    Address:

    The Hangar, Pearson St, Wolverhampton, WV2 4HP

    Website:

    https://www.hangarvenues.co.uk/

    Promotions:

    OTT Wrestling, RevPro

    Step-free access?

    Yes

    Seating available?

    Yes

    Wheelchair spaces provided?

    Yes

    Accessible toilets?

    Yes

    Car parking nearby?

    There’s a car park on Bell Place (£2.20 all day) which Google Maps says is closed… but as of 27 July 2025, it was open and operating, and within sight of the venue.

    Your next nearest car parking option is Church Lane car park, which is 0.3 miles away.

    Be careful when getting directions to either – there are similarly named car parks further away!

    Air conditioning?

    No – they open the side doors to create a breeze instead.

    Helpful staff?

    Yes

    What people told us:

    “The Hangar is a great venue full stop. Very accommodating and a lot more seating!”

    Other notes:

    Although this will vary depending on the event, we’ve had multiple reports of flashing lights being used at The Hangar which can trigger photosensitive epilepsy.