Accessibility 

  

Flavour Fest attracts thousands of visitors to the city centre over the three days of the event. Previously we have found that the first hour of each day tends to be the quietest should you wish to visit when there are fewer people are around. 

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If you find yourself needing any help on the day please look out for the stewards in yellow jackets or event staff in orange jackets as they will be happy to help.

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If you have an enquiry relating to access and inclusion needs for Flavour fest, please contact eventaccess@plymouth.gov.uk and a member of the team will back to you.

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Site Layout

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The City Centre is a large pedestrianised area mostly on even slabbed pavement.

 

Chill out areas

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There are also a number of venues within the city centre that would be delighted to welcome visitors who need a chilled out area to enjoy including Moments Cafe (69A New George Street), Coffee Time (134 Cornwall Street), Power Plant Café (59 Cornwall Street) and The Treasury (Catherine Street).

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There will also be benches on site for seating, but they will be on a first-come first-serve instance.

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Public toilets

 

There are public toilets, including disabled toilets on Armada Way.

 

Car parks

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There are a number of car parks and on street parking within close proximately to the event site and offer disabled parking:

• Courtenay Street car park – 10 disabled bays

• Cornwall Street (East) car park – 3 disabled bays

• Cornwall Street (West) car park – 13 disabled bays

• Guildhall car park – 3 disabled bays

• St Andrews car park – 3 disabled bays

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See the full list of Blue Badge parking in Plymouth.

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Safe Spaces

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There are a number of registered safe spaces in the Plymouth area:  A Safe Place offers help if someone is anxious, scared or at risk while they are out and about and need support. You can visit the safe spaces website for more information or speak with our steward and events team who will be identifiable by their hi-vis and lanyards.