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[littlebitofpixiedust]

This may sound a rather odd question, but I'd like to watch this rather than take part my son wouldn't really be able to he has special needs and wouldn't participate all that well.

I'm sure I watched a YouTube clip of someone watching whilst eating a meal this would be great as my son would probably enjoy this a lot ! I haven't eaten here for some time and wondering if he'd be able to see from siting in his  wheelchair? If memory serves me correctly there's steps inside wondering if there's a ramp also would be great if anyone here has recently been we're going Feb half term.

[Slimy yet satisfying]

Only one adult per child  is allowed inside during training but the show is open to all and many people just came in to watch the show which is great fun even if your kids are not taking part. The arena is fully accessible and specific areas are marked for wheelchairs with seats beside them for their families. I dont think there were tables for eating in the stage area and the front seats with steps is reserved for parent and guests that have chldren who are taking part on stage. Show is narrated in French and English.

[littlebitofpixiedust]

Thanks for the info! I'll enquire about this then you've made my day 😊 so excited to know we can watch!

[rebecca20]

If you get one of the 7 tables that overlook the stage directly you can eat and watch the show. If not just watch in the normal seating and then go grab food.

[littlebitofpixiedust]

Thanks for the heads up hoping were able to get a table here how early would you recommend getting there?