Venue Information:
Maps
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Click below to use multimap.co.uk for directions:
http://www.multimap.co.uk
(Click on \'Get Directions\', enter the address or postcode of your start point, and the destination - Royal Centre, Nottingham or NG1 5ND,and \'Find It\', for a list of directions to the venue.)
By Car
There are four car parks close to the Royal Centre. These are situated at the Crowne Plaza Hotel just off Wollaton Street, on Talbot Street next to The Welbeck Hotel, the Euro Car Park on Upper Parliament Street and on Wollaton Street itself. Disabled parking is available on Burton Street adjacent to the rear of the Royal Concert Hall. Nottinghamshire Police advise that wherever possible, patrons entering the city by car should park in a car park to reduce the risk of car crime. The City\'s Secure Car Parks are located at Talbot Street, Fletcher Gate, Broadmarsh Centre & Victoria Centre.
By Rail
Nottingham Station is 15 minutes walk from the Royal Centre. Trams, which can be caught next to the station on Station Street, also stop directly outside the front entrance of the Theatre Royal.
By Tram
Nottingham Express Transit now stops outside the Royal Centre and has Park & Ride sites at Hucknall, Moor Bridge, Phoenix Park, Wilkinson Street and The Forest. For more details on tram timetables and location of stops please call (0115) 942 7777 or visit http://www.thetram.net
By Bus
The Victoria Centre & Broadmarsh Centre Bus Stations are situated within 10 minutes walk of the Royal Centre. There are also a number of local bus stops in close proximity to the Royal Centre. For more information on bus timetables and routes please contact local bus operators.
Accommodation & Parking
For information on places to park and places to stay in Nottingham, please follow the relevant links on our links page.
Disability information:
https://trch.co.uk/your-visit/access/
We offer a range of captioned, audio described, relaxed and sign language interpreted performances. You can find details of all the productions currently offering an assisted performance here. Both our venues have level access points, ramps, lifts and adapted toilets available for customers with disabilities. Assistance Dogs are welcome in both the Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall.
We offer an infra-red Sennheiser transmission system to relay sound to customers with impaired hearing. Headsets and neck loops are available free of charge from our foyer Access desks.
Reduced price tickets are available to customers with disabilities, subject to status and availability. Should you require the support of a carer or companion, you can join our Access Requirement Register to benefit from a reduced price on their ticket, too.
If you have a query about accessibility, please contact our Access Officer Emily Malen via email at trch.access@nottinghamci