Accessibility (ADA)

Accessibility Services

There are is an Information Tent location conveniently located near the center of 5 points to support and address the needs of all attendees with accessibility needs.

At our Information Tent, you can charge items and ask a team tomato member for directions.

Guests can order mobile scooters for the day from Scootaround with the following link: Mobile Wheel Chair Link

Hours

Friday August 9
Gates are open from 6pm - 10pm

Saturday August 10
Gates are open from 9am - 7pm

Accessible Parking

(*subject to change)

Mobility Disabilities

We encourage patrons with mobility disabilities to utilize personal forms of transportation, including wheelchairs and scooters. Crutches, walkers and canes are also permitted.

Guests can order mobile scooters for the day from Scootaround with the following link: Mobile Wheel Chair Link. All rentals are between the customer and Scootaround, the festival is not responsible.

Accessible Routes

Please be advised that the venue’s terrain is concrete. Guests will need to traverse throughout the festival grounds between stages independently or with the assistance of a companion as the festival does not provide transportation between stages. Be aware that between the further points of the festival site may require a quarter-mile traverse in direct sunlight. If you need assistance finding your most accessible route around the event, please visit us at the Information Tent.

Charging

If you need to recharge your motorized wheelchair or other medical equipment, you may do so at the Information Tent.

• Bring all cords and accessories needed to charge your devices.

• Chargers must use a 110-volt, 20 amp circuit.

Directions

From the I-24 Freeway:

• Exit at Shelby Ave. and travel East

• Left on 11th St.

• Look for neighborhood parking

Verifications

To utilize Accessible Parking throughout East Nashville, you must have:

• Disabled Person Parking placard, permit or license plate.

• DMV-issued documentation that accompanies the Disabled Person Parking placard, permit or license, and corresponding ID.

• Documentation will be verified by law enforcement.

• The person to whom the placard, permit or license plate is issued in the vehicle.

It is against the law to park in an accessible parking space without the required credentials or to fraudulently use credentials in order to gain access to Accessible Parking.