Phil Wang Bristol

The nearest train station is Bristol Temple Meads, which is a major national rail hub. From Temple Meads, it's approximately a 15-20 minute walk to the venue, or a short taxi ride. There are also regular bus services from the station.

Numerous bus routes serve the city centre, with stops within a short walking distance of the venue. Key routes serving the area include those that run along the city centre arteries. Check local bus timetables for the most convenient routes from your starting point.

Driving to Bristol Beacon is feasible, though city centre parking can be limited and expensive.

• The Helix Car Park (BS1 5TU): Located directly underneath the venue, this is the most convenient option, offering secure underground parking.
• Bristol Hippodrome Car Park (BS1 4UX): A short walk away, this multi-storey car park provides ample spaces.
• Nelson Street Car Park (BS1 2QD): Another option within easy walking distance.

Please note that Bristol city centre operates a Clean Air Zone (CAZ), and depending on your vehicle's emissions standards, charges may apply.

Bristol Beacon is committed to providing an inclusive and accessible experience for all its visitors.

• Wheelchair Access: The venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users, with lifts providing access to all public areas and performance spaces. Accessible seating is available for most performances.
• Assistance Dogs: Assistance dogs are welcome, and arrangements can be made for their comfort.
• Hearing Loops: Induction loops are available in the main auditoriums for visitors with hearing impairments.
• Accessible Toilets: Accessible toilet facilities are located throughout the venue.
• Personal Assistant Tickets: If you require a personal assistant to attend with you, please contact the box office when booking your tickets to arrange a complimentary ticket for your assistant.
• Sensory Information: Detailed sensory guides are available for specific performances upon request, which can help visitors prepare for the experience.