Accessibility is at the forefront of our values at Gaytimes Festival.

This year, Gaytimes 2025 we will have an onsite accessibility angel to assist all patrons with accessibility requirements. If you have access requirements, please contact us at fill out our accessibility form so that we can register your presence with our accessibility angel.

Gaytimes 2025 will be held in a wheelchair-accessible venue, with some accessible amenities and campsites – however, there are gravel rocks, slopes and rocky terrain in some places and the site is uneven. Especially when it rains, the site can become hazardous for those with mobility issues. Only you can decide if Gaytimes is right for you.

Gaytimes has lower sensory activities but there is also bright lights, loud music and crowds, so it might not be comfortable for everyone with sensory sensitivity. We do avoid strobe lighting for people with photo-sensitive epilepsy.

Gaytimes also has food vendors that cater to a range of dietary needs but if you have dietary restrictions that include severe allergies we recommend you also bring your own food.

If you need this information in another format, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Accessability Questions

Is the site wheelchair accessible?

Gaytimes has cleared paths that are accessible depending on the make of your wheelchair. There are photos of the paths on Gaytimes Map (see below) showing areas of difficulty in wet weather. Get in touch with us for further details and to register your presence with our accessibility angel who will be able to assist you further onsite.

Are there accessible toilets and showers?

There are accessible toilets and showers available at Gaytimes, see the map below.

Are there accessible car passes available?

Accessible car passes are available for Gaytimes 2024 which allow patrons to take their car onsite and camp with their car. These are complimentary. If you require an accessibility car pass please message hello@gaytimes.com.au so we can arrange one for you and register your attendance.

Is there an accessible RV/ Caravan area?

Yes! Register your presence with us by emailing hello@gaytimes.com.au and we will issue you a disability car pass.

I struggle with mobility issues, what options do I have to accommodate this?

Please see the map below for further clarification on the distance between each area at Gaytimes. First aid and our staff are here to support you.

Are there quiet areas if I am experiencing sensory overstimulation?

There are loud noises and flashing lights at the Gaytimes stages. There are quiet spaces to get away from it all. If you're still finding it hard to get a reprieve contact Dancewize or medical or further assistance.

What is your carer policy?

For a complimentary ticket for your carer, please contact us at hello@gaytimes.com.au with their card and your details.

What is your assistance dog policy?

Please register your attendance with us and our accessibility angel will make sure your dog can attend with you.

Where are the shaded areas on site?

Gaytimes is lucky to have a lot of shade on site - there are trees almost everywhere and the main stage can be viewed from the shade of trees.

I have medicine that needs to be refrigerated.

Register your attendance with us at hello@gaytimes.com.au and our accessibility angel can help make arrangements for you.