Entrances

• Ray Clymer Exhibit Hall is handicap accessible with two entrances.
• Automatic doors, requiring a simple push of the button, are available at each entrance.

Pre-function, Meeting Rooms, and Exhibit Halls

• Doorways are wide enough for scooters and wheelchairs to enter all meeting room and exhibit halls.
• We prominently have braille raised directional signage throughout our facility.

Parking

• Handicap accessible parking is available at the Ray Clymer Exhibit Hall in the Travis Street circle drive in front of the building and Parking Lot A.

Walks, Ramps, and Entrances

• Memorial Auditorium is handicap accessible with two entrances.
• Ramps and handrails are spread throughout our facility.
• Ramps provide a gradual incline accommodating wheelchairs and scooters.
• Automatic doors, requiring a simple push of the button, are available at select locations around the facility.

Seating

For accessible seating options, please check the events pages within our website, call 940-716-5555 or visit the Texoma Community Credit Union Box Office.

• Handicap accessible seating is available. Please mention handicap accessible seating needs when making ticket purchases at the Box Office. Please call 940-716-5555 to reach the Box Office.

Parking

• Handicap accessible parking is available at Memorial Auditorium on 7th Street. Additional handicap parking is available in the 6th Street parking lot behind the building.

Memorial Auditorium: There is wheelchair seating located behind Row CC with exception of Section C. For reserved seating events, the wheelchair user buys a ticket in Row CC. Up to four companions can also reserve seating in Row CC. Although the wheelchair user will sit behind Row CC, the vacant Row CC seat allows the wheelchair user to sit behind that seat without obstruction to their direct line of sight to the stage. For ticketed events (but not reserved seating) and non-ticketed events: wheelchair users and up to four companion seats have priority in Row CC.

Memorial Auditorium is a 2,717 seat theatre inside the City Hall building in downtown Wichita Falls and the building was built in the 1920s. In the early 1900s, ADA accommodations had not been created and we make accommodations as best as we can today. The theatre floor is sloped and all chairs are bolted into the ground. The balcony cannot be accessed without climbing stairs. There is an elevator that will take you to the balcony floor; however, there are stairs to the balcony sections of the auditorium.

Restrooms, concession stands, and bars are accessible to ADA patrons. The ADA restroom is located on the first floor with elevator access.

The ADA entrance is at the NE side of the building. Patrons may enter through the ADA entrance on the NE side of the building and access the elevator that will take them to any floor.

Entrances

• Automatic doors, requiring a simple push of the button, are available at select locations around the facility.

Parking

• Handicap accessible parking is available at the J.S. Bridwell Ag Center on the West side near the building.