We’re proud to partner with Carers Queensland, our Inclusion Partner, to help create an event that’s welcoming and accessible for everyone.
Accessible Viewing Area
An accessible viewing area will be available at Riverside Green. The area includes a hard-standing surface, space for multiple wheelchairs and some benches and provides a clear view of the parade route and the stage.
The area is located close to the South Bank Piazza – please check our event map for the exact location. Our friendly volunteer team at the Volunteer Hub, located at the Piazza Box Office and can also assist with directions.
The Area will be signed and is accessible via the footpath.
Accessible restrooms are available close by at the Riverside Terrace (MLAK key required) and South Bank Piazza.
Lighting
LUMINOUS is an evening event. South Bank has public area lighting, but please be aware that some areas along the route may be darker than usual, especially around crowds. If you have difficulty with low lighting, please consider bringing a torch to assist you getting around safely.
Our event venue: South Bank
LUMINOUS is being held in the South Bank Parklands. Please check the South Bank accessibility information here: https://www.visitsouthbank.com.au/getting-here/accessibility
Accessible Bathrooms
Standard accessible bathrooms are located at South Bank Piazza, Little Stanley Street Plaza and Aquativity.
For guests requiring additional support, a fully accessible bathroom equipped with a ceiling hoist is located at Riverside Terrace. Access to this facility requires an MLAK key. If visitors do not have one, they can ask the volunteer in the Accessible Viewing Area for assistance. Guests must bring their own sling with loop attachments to use the hoist.
Accessible Parking
South Bank’s secure car park offers more than 800 underground spaces (including eight accessible bays) with lift and stair accessibility from both its north and south entrances. The car park is located at Little Stanley St, South Bank. Entry is via Tribune or Glenelg streets
Multicultural Australia acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet today.
As the world’s oldest living cultures, we recognise that Australia always has been and always will be Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander land.
We who come from many places pay our respects to Elders throughout all time and commit to learning from the knowledge, traditions, stories, spirituality, and experiences of Aboriginal people as we learn to live on their land.
We walk together in solidarity of the pain of the past, and in shared hope for the future.
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