Directions, Parking & Accessibility

Parking

We have a gravel parking lot on the North and West sides of the building guests are welcome to use it. For each performance, cones are placed to create a fire lane, cast and crew parking, and marking the entrance to the driveways of our neighbors. Please do not park in these areas as your vehicle will be towed. LTWW also does not allow overnight parking. 

Once the parking lot is full, there is street parking along Sumach street (please do not block driveways of our neighbors). If you need to park along Melrose, please make sure you park on the correct side.

Please review the parking map provided. Patrons are responsible for any incurred parking violations and any damage caused.

The premises are monitored by security cameras and alarm system.

ADA Access

ADA Parking Access
Our ADA parking space is on the North side of the building, which provides easy access to our ADA ramp into the auditorium of the theatre.

ADA Auditorium Door And Seating
Our ADA Auditorium door opens roughly 30 minutes before curtain time, at the discretion of the Stage Manager (once they deem the show and auditorium to be set). Once inside the designated ADA seats and companion seats are easily accessible on the ends of Row B and C.

Row B is our designated Wheelchair space.

Row C is a “Swing Seat”, where the end support swings out, allowing for an individual to transfer from a wheelchair or walker to the seat easier.

The seats next to each of these seats are designated “companion seats” for guests.

The ADA and Companion Seats are available to be reserved by contacting the Box Office during hours of operation or by contacting boxoffice@ltww.org.

LTWW is a pre-war building with many different levels throughout. The facility has very limited ADA access, especially to restrooms as they are located downstairs (there is not a ramp or access to this space currently). We encourage patrons to plan ahead. We are in the early stages of planning a building expansion to accommodate ADA participation in LIVE Theatre and access to restrooms. Early estimates have this project still being a few years out before we can break ground. 

Guests with canes and/or walkers are welcome to use whichever entrance they would like to use. While our aisle ways are wider than most theaters, they are between 30”-35” wide (row B is less than 30”). During performances, walkers will be stowed along the ramp nearest to your seat. If you would like assistance with this, our volunteer ushers will assist you to your seat preshow and help you to your walker after the show. View seating map.

Audio Assistance Device
Audio Assistance Devices are available to be checked out from the Box Office for each performance. These receivers are checked (working order and battery levels) prior to each performance and cleaned by our Sound Technician after each show. They are available at the Box Office on a first-come, first-serve basis by leaving an assurance (i.e. identification card or debit card with the attendant) to be exchanged at the end of the performance.