accessibility at the holland center

The drop-off zone is located on the south side of the Holland Center on Douglas Street. Courtesy wheelchairs are available and can be requested upon arrival by asking security or an ambassador.

Accessible parking is available in our Arrival Plaza located east of the Holland Center and can be accessed from Douglas Street. An entrance to the building is conveniently located near the stalls. There are also accessible parking stalls on Douglas Street.

Service dogs and miniature horses are welcome inside the Holland Center and must always remain on a leash or in a harness. If you intend to bring a service animal to a performance, please notify your ticket agent at the time of purchase so that we can identify the most suitable seating location for you.

Find more information about Nebraska law regarding service animals here.

Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are located at the Holland Center. Companion restrooms and lactation rooms are also available. Please request the assistance of a staff member or volunteer to direct you to the correct locations.

The Holland Center has wheelchair and scooter accessible locations where patrons can remain in their mobility devices or transfer to theater seats. Look for the designation when ordering online at ticketomaha.com or call our Ticket Omaha Office directly at 402.345.0606. Seating options are also available for guests with visual and hearing disabilities or those in need of Bariatric seating. Please call or visit Ticket Omaha to purchase tickets with these seating requests.

Accessible backstage accommodations are available for performers and technicians, including accessible entries, dressing rooms, and restrooms.

The stages at the Holland Center are also accessible to patrons using a mobility device.

Assistive-listening devices amplify and clarify sound by cutting down or eliminating ambient noise. The Holland Center uses an FM stereo system that broadcasts the audio feed through radio frequencies to listening devices within the hall. You may check out a device from the Welcome Center in the ground floor lobby with a valid ID.

Binoculars are available to check out from the Welcome Center in the ground floor lobby with a valid ID.

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Requests for American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation for performances should go directly through our Ticket Omaha box office. Please call 402.345.0606 or email ticketomaha@o-pa.org at least two weeks prior to your show so we can secure a sign language interpreter for you.

A select number of Omaha Performing Arts performances are designated as sensory inclusive for those with sensitivities to light, loud noises, or surprise elements of a show. These productions are presented in a relaxed, welcoming environment. Subtle changes to technical elements may include:

• low house lights
• the removal of strobe and fog effects
• avoidance of sudden changes in amplified sound

Guests may use a break area and are welcome to bring headphones, ear plugs, security objects, and tablets into the performance venue.

For performances that are not modified to be sensory inclusive, the Holland Center is still equipped with on-hand sensory kits and noise-canceling headphones for patrons to check out at the Welcome Center with an ID. Kit materials include sunglasses, headphones, verbal cue cards, and fidget items.

View the Holland Center’s Social Experience Narrative to learn what to expect when visiting the venue for a performance.