- The Venue doesn't have a designated accessible unisex toilet or hasn't made alternative arrangements nearby for an accessible unisex toilet.
- Not accessible for any other reason.
BSMNT at BSMNT Perth
Basement of YAL Building, 45 Murray St, Perth
State-of-the-art lighting and audio sit comfortably alongside old-world charm, resplendent baroque furniture and a powerful VOID ACCOUSTICS sound system — bringing modern production technology into a ballroom steeped in history and character.
The space is part of: BSMNT Perth
Not Accessible
Detailed venue and space accessibility
Main venue accessibility
Entrance
The venue entrance is not accessible.
Car parking
No designated wheelchair accessible car parking.
Drop off point
No wheelchair accessible drop off/pick up area near this venue entrance.
The path of travel from the street or drop off point to the entrance is not level, firm and obstacle free.
Please be aware: Historic building, not classified as accessible
Box Office
No box office available at this venue.
Toilet facilities
No designated wheelchair accessible unisex toilets.
Food and Drink
Food and drink available but the service areas are not accessible.
Performance space accessibility
Entrance
The entrance to the event space has steps and may not be suitable for people using mobility aids.
There are 50 stairs at the space entrance.
All internal pathways, including to and from seating are well lit.
Venue comfort
This space doesn't have air conditioning.
This space has seating.
- Some seats have armrests.
- All seats have backrests.
This space doesn't have a designated area for people to wait in line.
FRINGE WORLD is committed to continually improving accessibility measures. Please reach out if you have any concerns.
Opening hours
- Sunday: closed
- Monday: closed
- Tuesday: closed
- Wednesday: closed
- Thursday: closed
- Friday: closed
- Saturday: closed
Venue information
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Phone
0425 123 451
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Facilities
- Licenced bar facilities
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Venue age restriction
Venue is 18+ but minors may attend with a parent or legal guardian