2 Handicap Accessible parking spots are located directly in front of the Theatre, as well as numerous other spots along Rehoboth Avenue.  All street parking is metered in-season and first come first serve.

Our theater is fully accessible to guests with mobility challenges. A passenger elevator is located in the main lobby, providing seamless access between the street-level entrance, the box office, and the theater seating area. All public levels, including restrooms, are reachable without the use of stairs.

We offer dedicated wheelchair-accessible seating and companion seating in prime viewing locations.

• Removable Seats: We have specific locations where seats can be removed to accommodate wheelchairs or scooters.

• Aisle Seating: For guests who prefer to transfer from a mobility device to a theater seat, we offer easy-access aisle seating with flip-up armrests.

• Booking: We recommend contacting the Box Office directly or selecting the designated "Accessible" icons when booking online to ensure the best possible experience.

To ensure every note and line of dialogue is crystal clear, Clear Space provides Assistive Listening Systems (ALS).

• Headsets: Lightweight, wireless headsets are available free of charge at the Box Office on a first-come, first-served basis.

At Clear Space Theatre, we welcome guests and their service animals as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). We are committed to making your visit as comfortable as possible for both you and your service companion.

• Welcome Policy: Service animals are permitted in all public areas of the theatre, including the lobby and the auditorium. Please note that emotional support animals, comfort animals, and pets are not permitted inside the building.

• Seating Accommodations: To ensure your service animal has sufficient floor space to rest safely and comfortably, we recommend booking accessible or aisle seating. If you are booking online, please look for seats with extra legroom or contact our Box Office so we can assist in selecting the best location.

• Expectations: In accordance with ADA guidelines, service animals must remain under the handler's control at all times (usually on a leash or harness) and must be house-broken.