The venue is navigable for people with mobility disabilities. The event is held on natural terrain with sections of grass, dirt and gravel, also with cement pathways connecting much of the venue. There are accessible routes connected throughout the venue including parking, entrances, stages, ADA viewing areas, vendors, and all other activity areas. We encourage all guests with mobility disabilities to utilize personal forms of transportation, including wheelchairs and scooters. Crutches, walkers and canes are permitted as well to be brought in to the event. If you need to recharge your motorized mobility device, you may do so at a Guest/Accessibility Services booth inside the event. Patrons should bring all cords and accessories needed to charge their devices. Chargers must use a 110-volt, 20 amp circuit.

We will not be providing wheelchair or scooter rentals.

There will be limited ADA parking spots for guests with disabilities onsite. GA ADA parking can be accessed through the WEST parking entrance, and is located directly outside of the Main festival entrance. VIP ADA parking can be accessed through the EAST parking entrance, and is located directly outside of the VIP festival entrance. Parking requires a parking pass (which is simply your festival pass unless you’ve purchased preferred parking) and is available on a first come, first serve basis. You will need a verified handicap placard, permit, or license plate to enter this parking lot. The person to whom the handicap credential is issued must be present in the vehicle, as a driver or passenger.

There will be an ADA entry lane, located at each festival entrance. Disabled guests may use this lane to safely enter the venue. After using the ADA entry, please visit a Guest/Accessibility Services booth immediately after so that you can keep using the ADA entry for the following show days.

Please Note: You must stop here to get your ADA wristband credential. There is no ADA pre-registration before the event – this is all done onsite at the event.

There will be 2 Guest Services booths inside of the event. One is located at ‘The Lobby’ which is just inside both of the main and camping entrances, at the 4-way cross in the walkway, outside of the Roadhouse. Another is to the right side of the main stage. The location of these booths will be labeled on the event map when it is released. Each of these Guest Services booths will have an Accessibility Services window and team member there to assist you.

At these locations, you can:

• Get your ADA wristband credential
• Get your ADA questions answered
• Learn about our accessibility services

Wristband Policies:

• ADA wristbands are good for the whole weekend
• DO NOT remove your wristband for the entire duration of the event
• One companion wristband will be issued for each disabled patron (exceptions will be made for families with young children)
• If a disabled guest wants to switch their companion, please bring the old companion wristband to a Guest Services booth to be reissued
  
  

There will be accessible viewing areas made available to ADA patrons at designated stages. To gain access to these areas, please visit us at a Guest/Accessibility Services booth.

Accessible Viewing Area Policies:

• Companions may be asked to stand in the back if capacity is reached
• Patrons and companions may not smoke in these areas
• Patrons may not save spots
• Do not block the view of the guests behind you
  
  

Accessible camping locations are available for those with accessibility needs in both GA and VIP camping areas. Campsites include close access to paths, entrances, exits, shuttles, accessible restrooms, and accessible showers.
Accessible camping spots are available on a first come, first serve basis. You will need a verified handicap placard or license plate to enter the accessible camping area. The person to whom the placard or plate is issued must be present in the vehicle, as a driver or passenger. As part of gaining access to accessible camping, identification will be checked to ensure legitimate use.

Service animals are permitted throughout the venue. However, this does not include emotional support animals, therapy animals, or companion animals. Any animal whose task is to provide protection, emotional support, well-being, comfort, or companionship is not considered a service animal and will not be allowed into the venue. Only service animals that have been individually trained and are under the proper care of their owners will be allowed within the premises.
The following guidelines must be followed:

• All service animals must be registered with the ADA department upon entry into the event
• All service animals must remain by the handler’s side at all times and must be harnessed, leashed, or tethered. If these devices interfere with the service animal’s work or if the handler’s disability prevents the use of these devices, the handler must maintain control of the animal through voice, signal, or other effective controls
• Service animals must be housebroken and should use the service animal relief area
• Anyone bringing an animal will be responsible for and liable for any damage or injury caused by the animal
• All service animals should have legally required vaccinations (which ADA staff may ask to see for verification)

We ask that you do not leave your animal in your car while you’re inside the event, as vehicles without air conditioning on may become too hot and unsafe for any animal. We also ask that you do not leave your animal in your RV UNLESS there is air conditioning consistently on for them.

We accept requests for any of the following services:

• ASL Interpretation
• Other forms of Effective Communication

Requests for these services must be emailed to us at least 30 days prior to the event to allow for sufficient preparation. The deadline for this event is August 14th, 2024. To submit a request, please email us at requests@tenfiftyent.com with the subject line “Born & Raised Request”.

First Aid: We have several First Aid locations throughout the venue, noted on the event maps and mobile app, if available. Professional medical staff can help you with your medical needs at these locations.

Special Dietary Needs: The event will have food vendors that provide gluten-free dietary options. For those with special dietary needs beyond what will be offered at the event, please contact us at info@bornandraisedfestival.com for further assistance.

Prescription Medications: All prescription medications must be in the original manufacturer container with your name on it, which matches your government-issued photo ID. Please only bring a sufficient amount of medication for the duration of the event. Your medications must be cleared by the medic team at the event entry.

Other Services: If you would like to request large format print/braille literature, guided tours for guests with visual disabilities, assisted listening device systems or another accommodation not listed, please reach out to us at info@bornandraisedfestival.com.

Born & Raised will consider any request by a guest with disability for reasonable modification of its policies, practices or procedures or for auxiliary aids and services that will permit the guest equal enjoyment of the goods and services offered at the event. We encourage you to make any such request as far in advance as possible to enhance our ability to evaluate and fulfill the request.

In continually trying to make our event more accessible, we encourage you to contact us at info@bornandraisedfestival.com for any of your accessibility-related needs. Additionally, if you have any questions about ADA policies or our services, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.