Disabled Spectator is a company revolutionizing the way people with disabilities, their family and friends connect and enjoy entertainment and sporting events at public venues.
Disabled Spectator has partnered with Ticketmaster to help people with disabilities find accessible seats at entertainment and sporting events. Ticketmaster is leading the online charge to search for ADA tickets. With Disabled Spectator’s growing venue accessibility information, we are moving the bar forward to make finding and attending events easier and more enjoyable.
The nearly 56 million people with disabilities in the United States, and their family and friends, who want better access to venue accessibility information and accessible seat tickets.
Venue accessibility information and accessible seat tickets of unprecedented scope – accessed through a web portal and a responsive mobile app containing a customizable dashboard.
A vibrant community connecting people with disabilities to discuss accessibility and share their unique experiences – energizing a base ready to improve access to live entertainment.
Buy Ticketmaster Verified Tickets! Get Sports, Concert and Theater Tickets. Huge Selection!
Dallas Cowboys, New York Yankees, Los Angeles Lakers, Green Bay Packers, Boston Red Sox, Detroit Red Wings, New York Giants
GO!Imagine Dragons, Demi Lovato, The Chainsmokers, Cardi B, Ed Sheeran, Shawn Mendes, DJ Khaled, Kendrick Lamar. Lil Uzi Vert
GO!Frozen, Mean Girls, My Fair Lady, Aladdin, Dirty Dancing, Jersey Boys, The Lion King, Wicked, Kinky Boots, Finding Neverland, Hello Dolly
GO!Here is accessibility information for the first three venues on Disabled Spectator’s web portal. Accessibility information for other entertainment and sports venues in the United States will be added soon.
What’s your October Reading List? Here’s ours. Every first week of the month, Disabled Spectator publishes a reading list of our favorite disability and accessibility related articles. We look for insightful, interesting, controversial, heartbreaking, well-written, or enjoyable articles that provoke thought, conversation, and emotion. This post looks......
03 November, 2018
What’s your August Reading List? Here’s ours. Every first week of the month, Disabled Spectator publishes a reading list of our favorite disability and accessibility related articles. We look for insightful, interesting, controversial, heartbreaking, well-written, or enjoyable articles that provoke thought, conversation, and emotion. This post looks......
22 September, 2018
AT&T Park Accessibility Disabled Spectator is excited to announce a new feature to our website. We recently began reviewing the accessibility of stadiums in Los Angeles. However, we’re proud to say that we’ve begun branching out of LA. AT&T Park, home of the San Francisco......
15 September, 2018
Staples Center Accessibility Disabled Spectator is excited to announce a new feature to our website. We’ve begun reviewing stadiums locally in Los Angeles and we’re proud to say that our second review is in. Please see our accessibility review of Staples Center. Our review is......
08 September, 2018
