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Struggling to work together, three employees grapple with thorny questions of inclusion and identity. Civility slips, bad behaviour escalates, reality distorts. The witching hour is here. Who will be the scapegoat? A must-see from award-winning Back to Back Theatre.

The Drama Theatre at the Sydney Opera House is one of the more intimate theatres in the venue, situated on the ground floor level, beneath the two main theatres.

You can access it in one of three ways: Firstly, and particularly if you're eating beforehand at the restaurants in the lower concourse, by taking the main lift at lower ground floor level, up one level to the ground floor. Alternatively, you can access directly through the main doors on ground floor level under the spectacular main steps. Finally, you can just wander in from the concourse on the left hand side of the House.

It may be worth noting that the Opera House is deceptively further away than it appears, along a cobbled walkway that may be uncomfortable for some. The Opera House lays on courtesy free shuttle buses for people who find the distance too challenging. Allow 20 minutes from the train station, light rail, or boats.

The Drama Theatre itself is easy to access, with the positions for wheelchairs on either side of the back row, which is closest to the doors (meaning you could creep him with the minimum of disturbance if you are slightly late (a very unusual position to be in if you travel by wheels!).

There are two accessible toilets very close by to the theatre.

Here is a map of selected accessible and partially accessible places nearby on WheelEasy.

Opera Kitchen Toilet

Opera Kitchen

Opera Bar

Aria Restaurant

East Chinese Restaurant

Searock Grill

Caffe Gigi

Buckley's Sydney

Wahlburgers

Quay Restaurant

Eastbank

Yukis Japanese Restaurant

Q Dining

Hacienda Bar Sydney

Cruise Bar

Circular Quay, Wharf 3

Appetito Pizza Pasta Bar

Ribs & Burgers The Rocks

The Dining Room Park Hyatt Hotel

Cahill Expressway Lookout

Circular Quay, Wharf 4

Barney and Bligh Reserve

Circular Quay, Wharf 5

Gelatissimo Circular Quay

The Spice Room

Quay Seafood Fish & Chips

Gelatissimo The Rocks

City Extra Restaurant Circular Quay

Accessible Toilet

The Fine Food Store

Circular Quay, Wharf 6

The Dining Room Sir Stamford Hotel

Hungry Jack's Circular Quay

Wok on Inn Street Noodle Bar | Thai Food The Rocks

Circular Quay Station

Justice & Police Museum

Orient Hotel

Dare

Guylian Belgian Chocolate Café

7rocks Deli

Museum Of Contemporary Art (MCA)

Guylian Belgian Chocolate Café The Rocks

Pony Dining The Rocks

Pancakes On The Rocks

Hero Sushi Box

Ground Control Cafe

Graze MCA

Phillip's Foote

Salt Meats Cheese

Top Juice

The Rocks Café

Rossini Restaurant

Quay Bar

Playfair Cafe

Munich Brauhaus The Rocks

Royal Copenhagen Ice Cream Cone Co Promenade West

Young Alfred

Circular Quay Accessible Toilets

Circular Quay Light Rail

First Fleet Park

Cafe Sydney

Creperie Suzette

Sergeant Lok

Shiki Japanese Restaurant

Saké Restaurant & Bar The Rocks

Four Frogs Creperie

Oporto - Gateway

Gateway Shopping Centre Accessible Toilets

Hurricane's Grill Circular Quay

Bread & Fill

Top Juice Gateway

ASLAN Coffee Roasters

The Push

Hero Sushi Train

Gözleme King

Chat Thai Circular Quay

Roll'd Vietnamese Gateway Sydney

The Ship Inn

Indian Street Food by Billu's

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Multiple Bad Things

This brand-new Australian opera, inspired by Las Vegas’ most famous magic duo, will take you on a wild ascent. Raised in war-torn Germany, the eccentric showmen went on to become the highest paid magic act Sin City had seen. With larger-than-life characters, live magic and powerhouse vocals, this modern opera has many tricks up its bedazzled sleeves

The Wharf 1 is the Sydney Theatre Company’s second theatre, located very close to the main Roslyn Packer Theatre in Walsh Bay. It is  fully wheelchair accessible. Wheelchair access is via the access ramp and lift at the pier 4 entry, located adjacent to the main entrance on Hickson Road. Also, there are other lifts located along the wharf that lead you to level 1 or 2 depending where you want to go.  The box office is on the ground floor level.

There are accessible toilets along the venue in level 1, which are spacious and mobility device- friendly.

Limited on-street parking is available on the other side of the road (the wharf side) from Roslyn Packer Theatre and there are also public carparks nearby.

Bangarra Dance Theatre

forumprojects gallery

Sydney Dance Company, Neilson Studio

The Theatre Bar at the End of the Wharf

Pier 2/3

Bell Shakespeare

ATYP

Moonshine Bar - Sydney Festival

Jounieh Walsh Bay

Barcycle Walsh Bay

ACO On The Pier

Lotus Dumpling Bar

The Bund - Walsh Bay

Walsh Bay Arts Precinct

Lavana Restaurant

Ventuno Restaurant

Walsh Bay Kitchen

Elements Seafood Grillhouse

On-street accessible parking

The Gantry Restaurant & Bar

Zupano Espresso_Bar

Roslyn Packer Theatre (Sydney Theatre Company)

Rubber Ducky Cafe

Walsh Bay Crabhouse

Brix & Beans Coffee House

Nina Mccrae Park

Hickson Road Reserve

Barangaroo Reserve

The Unauthorised Opera

Siegfried & Roy

The ultimate iconic Sydney food tour! Explore Sydney’s newest and oldest developed areas with a taste of Australia’s favourite dishes, stunning Harbour views and the city’s most modern architecture and oldest colonial history! This is the perfect introduction to Sydney, whilst sampling the innovation of its cuisine.

Taste Cultural Food Tours will introduce you to some of the best dining in the must-see locations of Barangaroo and The Rocks, Sydney's newest and oldest suburbs. You can enjoy Australia's favourite Italian & Thai classics, made with fresh ingredients from the restaurant's farms. You will also savour some gelato, made daily, and satisfy your sweet tooth with indulgent French patisseries. Then you will sample a locally-brewed beverage at one of Sydney's oldest pubs, with breath-taking views over the harbour.

During your culinary tour, you take in views from the stunning Barangaroo Park and a beautiful walk through the old and new Sydney (2x1.2km walks, all flat or downhill, and smooth)  .

Tours are all conducted by guides with extensive local knowledge. Groups are always small (never more than 12-15 people) and they go at your pace. All venues are accessible to all, including wheelchair users.  

Apart from the tour itself, the great thing about this is that it has been specifically put together for people who have difficulties getting around. The Rocks in particular is well known for being hilly, uneven, and generally hard to negotiate. This tour purposely avoids steps and steep hills.

Here is a map of selected accessible and partially accessible places around Barangaroo and The Rocks on WheelEasy.

It takes approximately 3 1/2 hours, including walks totalling 3 km (with two of the longer walks being around 1.2 km each).

The tour purposely avoids all steep hills and difficult terrain. It is held predominantly on flat and smooth pathways. A public lift can be taken to avoid the steepest part of the route.There are accessible toilets en route (both public ones and those owned by specific venues). All eateries are at least partially accessible. This tour is suitable for wheelchair users.  

Gluten-free and vegetarian options are available at all the establishments we visit.

We’re a not-for-profit association, a registered charity, and a social enterprise which celebrates a diverse Australia. 

All profits are invested in training and employment programs for new refugees, asylum seekers, migrants, and diverse young people. 

Our tours are designed to build understanding across cultures using food. All our tours are hosted by locals, trained by the Taste program, who are ‘in the know’ and who will show you the best places to eat and shop, those local hidden gems. 

Social enterprises are businesses that trade to intentionally tackle social problems, improve communities, provide people access to employment and training, or help the environment. 

When you book a tour with us, you really will eat for good! 

Hickson Rd, Barangaroo NSW 2000, Australia

The Langham Sydney

Lift. Stargazer Lawn

Hotel Palisade

On street accessible parking. on Hickson Road near Dalgety Road

Accessible Toilet - Barangaroo cutaway

Lift. Barangaroo Reserve

Accessible Toilet Barangaroo Reserve

On street accessible parking Towns Pl

Millers Point Farmers Market

The Lord Nelson Brewery Hotel

Lift Port Authority of New South Wales 

Tago-an

Pier 8 Cafe

Accessible toilet. Watson Road

On street accessible parking

Observatory Hill Park

On street accessible parking. 19 Hickson Rd

The Wharf 1 & 2 Theatres (Sydney Theatre Company)

Where old and new collide

Taste of Sydney

Ocean Safari

WHITSUNDAYS OCEAN RAFTING

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Board the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway for a journey to Kuranda. Be amazed as you soar over rainforest in a cable car, gliding silently over the canopy, enjoying two stops along the way, before returning on the Kuranda Scenic Rail.

In the morning, a driver will collect you from your hotel, check you into the tour, and issue you with a Kuranda Boarding Pass. This includes a detailed itinerary with timings, as well as your Kuranda Scenic Rail and Skyrail tickets, allowing you to proceed straight to the boarding area. Your day begins with the famous Kuranda Scenic Rail journey to Kuranda. Once aboard, enjoy this historical journey to Kuranda, enjoying breathtaking views across the cane fields of Cairns, to the tropical rainforest of Kuranda.

There are two stops along the way to disembark and explore. Once you arrive in Kuranda, you'll have time to explore this unique village. The Heritage Markets operate 7 days a week and are full of colourful and interesting arts and crafts. While at this stop, you might also like to visit Birdworld, the Australian Butterfly Sanctuary, or Kuranda Koala Gardens [at your own expense]. There are plenty of cafes and restaurants to purchase food. You can also use the discounted entry on your Kuranda Boarding Pass for some of the popular attractions!

At the scheduled time, make your way directly to the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway boarding line – there is no need to queue as your tickets are already on your Boarding Pass. Once aboard, be amazed as you journey over and through World Heritage protected Rainforest. Your Boarding Pass is your ticket for this iconic rainforest experience that includes time at both Red Peak and Barron Falls stations, both with spectacular lookouts. Or visit the Rainforest Interpretation Centre. Complimentary guided boardwalk tours are offered throughout the day at Red Peak Station. After arriving at the Smithfield Skyrail, make yourself known to the tour's hostess who will direct you to your coach for the transfer to your accommodation.

Check out the Gold Class option where you will be spoiled with dedicated hosts, lounge chairs, and quality refreshments.

From AUD $175, for the standard eight hour tour.

Enjoy this historical rail journey to Kuranda

Soar over an iconic rainforest on the Skyrail Cableway

Considerations for those with mobility needs

Click to enlarge photos. Many thanks to Julie at havewheelchairwilltravel.net.

The Kuranda Scenic Rail and Skyrail Rainforest Cableway tours ex Cairns are suitable for passengers in a wheelchair.

There is access to all areas of the Skyrail experience with wheelchair ramps. Skyrail Rainforest Cableway can be slowed or stopped to allow for easy, stress-free access onto and off the Skyrail gondolas, with assistance from a friendly Skyrail operator. There are size guidelines; wheelchairs cannot exceed 630mm in width and 950mm in length and must be capable of being tilted backwards (raising the front wheels) to enable loading onto gondola.

For people with disabilities, who may have difficulties using the stairs or negotiating the gap between the train and the platform, we recommend using the accessible carriage where assistance with boarding will be provided. This accessible carriage is available on every Kuranda Scenic Rail service. Platform heights, station facilities and access vary, and we recommend you review relevant station information in the PDF below.

Wheelchair accessible restrooms throughout the entire experience.

Wheelchair access is available on bus transfers (wheelchairs cannot be carried separately on the bus transfer service, but please advise if you require this service and alternative arrangements will be made at the time of booking).

Advanced notice is required if someone is in a wheelchair so that the provider’s own wheelchair accessible vehicle or a wheelchair taxi can be allocated.

Once guests arrive in Kuranda, they will need to make their own way into Kuranda Village which is approximately 700m and up a small incline

Skyrail can provide complimentary use of a wheelchair, subject to availability.

This shows the location, together with selected accessible and partially accessible places nearby, if they appear on WheelEasy’s map.

Where are the pick up and drop off locations?

Hotel pick up and drop off in Cairns only.

Child rate for 4-14 years old. Children 3 years & under travel free.

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Unforgettable iconic rainforest experience


Kuranda, Skyrail & Scenic Rail

Cape Byron Kayaks

KAYAK WITH DOLPHINS TOUR IN BYRON BAY

Aquaduck Gold Coast

GOLD COAST AQUADUCK CITY TOUR & RIVER CRUISE

Australia's only ice bar, keeping things fun and frosty.

After getting fitted in gloves, Ugg boots and a snow cape or faux fur coat, make your way through the doors of IceBar's Explorers Hut to enter the sub-zero temperatures on the other side!  Once inside you can check out the ever changing display of hand carved ice sculptures, take some memorable photos and enjoy a drink!

There are over 30 tonnes of sculpted ice in the space, making it the perfect place to (literally) cosy up with a date, party with friends or chill with the family!

Your choice of a cocktail and an ice shot are included, so enjoy a drink while sitting on an ice sculpted seat (brrr), play air (ice) hockey, or take pictures on the provided camera systems (no personal photography once inside!). Order creative cocktails or shots at the ice bar to warm you up! (Go for the Crunchie shot for a sweet treat!)

To ensure guests remain comfortable in the subzero environment, each session lasts for 45 minutes, , but if you need to pop out during your session then that's fine.

Of course, the IceBar isn’t just for grown-ups — kids are welcome every day from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., making it a unique outing for the whole family to enjoy. They must be accompanied by an adult. Under 4's go in for free, as long as you provide your child with appropriate cold weather clothing. Please bear in mind that arctic temperatures are not recommended for toddlers and babies!

Australia’s only IceBar is located in the heart of the Melbourne CBD in The Atrium at FED SQUARE. How long can you last?? If you break our current record holder, then you will have bragging rights across our social media network!

IceBar is located at The Atrium, Fed Square, which is on the corner of Swanston Street and Flinders Street. In Melbourne’s CBD.

Parking is available to the rear of Fed Square at the most southern end of Russell Street in Melbourne.

IceBar Melbourne is wheelchair accessible.The reception and bar area are both step-free, making access easy.

If you are using a wheelchair, it may be best to visit at less crowded, off-peak times when there will be more room to manoeuvre your chair. If the bar is at capacity, around 20 people, there will still be room for you, but you may want to avoid the crowds.

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