After - Band New Haven Concert reviews
The show was wonderful .
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1. To improve what you offer, I suggest you look into making it easier for handicapped and elderly individuals to access your shows. My wife's breathing prevented us from easily hopping on a bus or a ferry.
2. In order to attend the show, I had to trade in my old phone for a new one, learn how to call UBER, and book a hotel in Seattle. The narrow aisles in the Moore theater posed challenges for those in wheelchairs or using walkers.
3. When the show began, I noticed 10 walkers/wheelchairs lined up against a wall. This led me and others to hope that everything would work out fine.
4. My suggestion is to develop a profile for handicapped/assistant devices (cane, walkers, wheelchairs). Recommend seating options that offer the easiest access for each device, explain how the devices will be used or stored during the show, and provide guidance on entering the venue.
5. Due to my wife's mobility issues, we couldn't wait in the long line outside. Instead, we waited until it became less crowded to enter the building. Despite arriving an hour early, we were only seated 10 minutes before the show started.
6. By showcasing that everyone can attend these shows, you can boost ticket sales. Not everyone may have a disability, but many face challenges due to age.