L'Auditori

There is tactile paving signage outside the building. Inside, you will find raised and Braille maps to locate the main areas. The spaces are marked with large-format logos and text.
If you have any doubts, the front-of-house staff can provide the necessary information.

People who need to access L’Auditori accompanied by an assistance dog can do so without any problem. The front-of-house staff will assist as needed during this process.

The external buttons are located on the door frames. There is one lift for going up and another for going down. The internal panels have visual numbering, Braille, raised markings, and audible signals.

HEARING LOOP
Halls 1 and 2 at L’Auditori have a fixed hearing loop for deaf and hard-of-hearing people. Seats that are not covered by the loop are identified during the booking process. These seats are marked “Seat sensitive for hearing-aid users (0% hearing-loop coverage)”. Halls 3 and 4 have portable radio-frequency hearing loops. You can request them from the auditorium staff.
L’Auditori also has hearing loops at the ticket offices, cloakroom, bar and customer service desks.
For certain concerts, L’Auditori offers vibrating backpacks.

PROJECTION OF INFORMATION AND LYRICS
In Hall 1, OBC and Banda concerts feature projections showing information such as the programme title, guest artists, titles of works, movements and more. If the concert includes works with sung sections, the song lyrics are also projected. Some performances occasionally include other visual aids. Check the programme for information about each performance.

L’Auditori is accessible from the street for people who use mobility aids. Access from Carrer de Padilla is recommended.
Front-of-house staff will help people with reduced mobility reach their corresponding seats inside the halls and will provide any assistance needed during this process. L’Auditori has reserved tickets for people who need to access the venue in a wheelchair. Simply call 932 479 300 when purchasing tickets.
On Carrer de Padilla there are 5 on-street parking spaces reserved for people with reduced mobility. In addition, the nearest car park to L’Auditori, located at Plaça de les Arts and operated by B:SM (159 Carrer de Padilla), also has spaces reserved for people with reduced mobility.
L’Auditori has reserved spaces without seats for people who need to access the venue using mobility aids. A reduced-price ticket is available for a companion or when assistance from a third person is required. Tickets can be obtained by calling 932 479 300, at the ticket office or through the website as part of the usual booking process (reserved spaces are marked with the wheelchair icon). If they do not appear on the website, contact 932 479 300 or email info@auditori.cat.
All toilets in the building have accessible facilities for people with reduced mobility.
L’Auditori has seat adaptations

L’Auditori has set up comfort and safety zones that allow people who need it to enter and leave the concerts in Sala 1 Pau Casals and Sala 2 Oriol Martorell, always following the instructions of the hall staff. These are priority spaces for people with special needs, such as people with autism, Alzheimer’s, or anxiety, among others.