Box Office: 0121 780 3333
Planning Your Visit
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By Rail, Birmingham New Street Station
Upon leaving the train, head towards the 'B' end of the platform.
Follow signs for "Way out/ Victoria Square". Taxis are available from
the station.
By
Bus
Please contact the Centro Hotline on 0121 200 2700 or your local operator for
information and timetables.
By
Air, Birmingham International Airport
Situated at junction 6 of the M42
Journey time approximately 30-40 minutes to City Centre.
Travel Links
Birmingham International Airport
www.bhx.co.uk
Gateway to Central England
Travel West Midlands
http://www.travelwm.co.uk/
West Midlands Bus Transport
National Rail
www.nationalrail.co.uk
Network West Midlands
http://www.networkwestmidlands.com
Visit Birmingham
How to Attend
Let us move you in more ways than one! Sit back, relax and travel in comfort right to the doors of Symphony Hall for world-class music-making from the CBSO. The CBSO provides a coach connection service from various locations in the West Midlands to the doors of Symphony Hall, Birmingham for only £7 return. Click here for more information.
Arriving at Symphony Hall
You may be aware that some work has recently been undertaken on the area around the front entrance to the ICC and Symphony Hall. The purpose of this work is to create a safer and more secure area for customers and visitors. From 1 April 2010 it will no longer be possible to drop people off directly outside the entrance (via King Alfred Place). Instead, the drop-off point will be on Cambridge Street, near to the mini roundabout. Staff will be available there to assist Symphony Hall patrons into the building if necessary. Groups arriving by coach will only be allowed access onto King Alfred Place (KAP) if they have provided details in advance of their coach company to the Box Office. Taxis will not be permitted access.
Information for Disabled Patrons
DISABLED PATRONS: If you have a disability you are entitled to receive
50% discount off full price seats. Should you need the service of a companion,
their ticket is also half price. Proof of eligibility may be required. NB Disabled
patrons can combine their 50% discount with the additional Concert Package discounts.
For further information on facilities for patrons with disabilities, including
the infra-red system for the hearing impaired, please contact Symphony Hall
(for Symphony Hall/Town Hall) on 0121 780 4949 or CBSO Centre on 0121 616 6532.
Receivers are available from the Performance Manager at the concert. Guide dogs
welcome.
WHEELCHAIR POSITIONS: Spaces for patrons who need to remain in their wheelchair during the performance are located on the stalls & upper circle levels of Symphony Hall, stalls & circle levels of Town Hall and are available at CBSO Centre. Please book in advance for Symphony Hall & Town Hall by calling 0121 780 4949 during opening hours.
CAR PARKING: Limited space is available at Symphony Hall and CBSO Centre for Blue Badge holders driving their own vehicles. When reserving a space you will be asked for your Blue Badge number, vehicle registration, concert date and contact details. Symphony Hall: please contact the Ticket Office on 0121 780 3333. For requests of three or more dates, please obtain a booking form from the Ticket Office (call 0121 780 3333). CBSO Centre: call 0121 616 6532 to reserve parking in advance. Please note that from 1 April 2010 it will no longer be possible to drop people off directly outside the entrance (via King Alfred Place). Instead, the drop-off point will be on Cambridge Street, near to the mini roundabout. Staff will be available there to assist Symphony Hall patrons into the building if necessary. For concerts at Town Hall, wheelchair users may be dropped off outside the building by Paradise Circus. Blue badge parking bays in the vicinity of Town Hall can be found on Margaret Street, Edmund Street and Pinfold Street.
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