PHYSICAL ACCESSAccessible parking spaces are available on Level P2 of the carpark, with lift access to the museum forecourt and then access from a different lift (near the IMAX entrance) down to the IMAX foyer.The Melbourne City Tourist Shuttle is wheelchair accessible and stops on Rathdowne Street, opposite Melbourne Museum (Stop 5). Parliament station has lift access to the top of Lonsdale Street, with Melbourne Museum and IMAX a short journey up Nicholson Street past Carlton Gardens. An Accessible toilet is available on the main foyer level at IMAX and on all levels of the museum during museum operating hours (10am - 5pm). Wheelchair seating is available in the IMAX Theatre on a first-come basis, or the spaces can be booked (and paid for) by calling the IMAX Box office on 9663 5454. We are proud to support Companion Card and offer a complimentary admission upon presentation of a valid companion card at the time of a movie ticket purchase. On most occassions this can be done in person at the IMAX Box office, however during busy times (school and public holidays) and when major Hollywood Blockbusters are released, we strongly recommend you book both your paid seat (or wheelchair bay) and companion card complimentary ticket by calling the IMAX Box office on 9663 5454.
All theatre seat and wheelchair bay availability is based on a first come basis. ASSISTED LISTENING Assisted listening devices are available for the IMAX Theatre. These are provided on request at the IMAX Box office at the time of your ticket purchase. Some form if identification may be required and held until the device is returned at the end of the movie. AUDIO DESCRIPTIONIMAX offers Audio Description (AD) on a selected number of movie titles. As the name suggests this service allows members of the public with a vision impairment to have the on-screen action personally narrated to them through a special receiver and headset system available at the theatre. As each movie needs to have specific AD files created, we hope to be able to provide this service for most new movies. Movies playing at IMAX that offer AD will have the AD logo (shown above) listed on that movies specific webpage. If you wish to utilise this facility on a chosen movie please advise our friendly staff when you arrive on-site and they will provide you with the receiver and headset and instruct you on its use.
If you wish to find out more then please call the IMAX Box office on 9663 5454. IMAX Melbourne has a closed captioning system (known as Captiview Captioning or CC) that provides movie captioning for customers that are deaf or hearing impaired. The CC system installed at IMAX operates via a small LED display on a bendable support arm that fits into the theatre seat cup holder. The easy to read screen is equipped with a high contrast display that comes with a privacy visor so it can be positioned directly in front of the movie patron at the base of the screen image. The Captiview system can be used in any seat in the theatre however for comfort we recommend that customers do not use the system in the front 3 rows of the auditorium. Users may wish to try different seats for each film or movie in order to determine what suits them best. 16 Captiview devices are available for each session. To utilise Captiview please call the IMAX Box office on 9663 5454; .au or simply present yourself at the Box office for your chosen session (we cannot guarantee available seats for new release movies).
Instructions on how to use the system will be provided when you arrive at the Box office or alternatively can also be accessed HERE. All movies that have closed captioning available will have displayed in the information page of each movie. We are committed to having closed captioning available for every movie we screen from the opening date, however at times there are some delays in the supply of the relevant files from the movie studios and we apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Unfortunately captions do not exist for any trailers that screen prior to the movie as well as some older documentary titles that occasionally play. Please do not hesitate to contact us directly should you wish to seek clarification or further information on Captiview at IMAX. The page you were looking for is not at this address. If this error has occurred as a result of following one of our own links, please Contact us to let us know. Alternately, check the address you entered for spelling errors and try again.
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Some of MCEC’s accessibility features include: flat level entry to the Convention Centre, from the Exhibition Centre link and at the Convention Centre main entrance at Convention Centre Place designated drop off points accessible car park spaces lift access from the car parks split-level counter service at Convention Centre customer desk, Ticket Box and Cafés lifts and escalators in the Convention Centre positions for wheelchairs on all levels of the Plenary braille signage on room door signs and fixed directional signs TTA Hearing Assisted accessible telephones with large operation buttons guide dogs and other registered assistance dogs are welcome in all areas Parent Rooms in the Exhibition Centre and Convention Centre First Aid rooms located close to Convention Centre and Exhibition Centre Customer Service desks. Most meeting rooms within the Convention Centre are equipped with a hearing assistance system. Visitors can loan a lanyard style infrared receiver.
This will work directly with hearing aids fitted with a T switch or can be fitted with standard headphones. We will require the following information: Date and time the receiver is required. Which rooms you plan to use the receiver (this service is not available in some rooms). Name of the borrower and contact telephone number. Collection location is at the Convention Centre Customer Service desk, which is located at the Convention Centre Place entrance of the Convention Centre. On collection we will require some form of identification. MCEC offers a complimentary wheelchair service. We have a limited number of wheelchairs available for visitors attending events to loan on a daily, first come first served basis. Wheelchairs can only be used within the venue. Date and time the wheelchair is required. Convention Centre Customer Service Desk located at the Convention Centre Place entrance of the Convention Centre. Exhibition Centre Customer Service Desk located at the Clarendon Street entrance of the Exhibition Centre.