O2 Academy Glasgow
Overview
O2 Academy Glasgow opened in March 2003 with a one-off performance by Deacon Blue. A multi-million pound refurbishment restored the venue's beautiful original art deco features and a beautiful, historic building. Well received by both the industry and public alike, O2 Academy Glasgow was hailed a welcome addition, with a vibrant diary of rock, pop, dance and seated comedy events, as well as credible club nights thanks to top quality front-of-house and backstage facilities.
Contact details
121 Eglinton Street Glasgow Lanarkshire Scotland G5 9NT United Kingdom
Access Card notes
All Access Card symbols are acknowledged and responded to when booking including free companion tickets for +1s. Box office staff are able to verify your card over the telephone and advise you on the best access available
Access guidance
- Bench seating is available either side of the viewing area for customers who find it difficult to stand for long periods of time, Please contact the venue in advance to use this facility.
- There is a viewing platform located in front of the sound desk in the auditorium, accessible via a ramp. This can accommodate five wheelchairs and stools
- There's an accessible toilet to the rear of the auditorium which staff will provide access to if needed. Other toilets are available in the same area.
- Guide and hearing assistance dogs are welcome, just be sure to let us know when you book.
- The Access Card +1 symbol automatically triggers your free +1 ticket
- If you need braille or large print material, please let us know in advance by contacting us
- Most shows and events now use strobe lighting and smoke effects, but we'll make sure there are signs up to let you know and you can also ask when you arrive. If this is an issue, please do let one of our team know, before or during an event.