Access 2 Entertainment Card
Provided by: Easter Seals Canada
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Service Description
Provides individuals of all ages and types of permanent disabilities, who require the assistance of a support person, to receive either a free admission or discounted admission for their support person, with the purchase of their own ticket at participating entertainment, cultural, and recreational venues across Canada. Visit website for a full list of participating venues.
Eligibility
Persons with a permanent disability who require a support person when attending a movie theatre or attraction. A support person is an individual who provides services that are not provided by the participating theatre/attraction employees. Access 2 Card needs to be presented to access the discounted/free admission.
Application Process
Apply, renew, or request a replacement card online.
Application form must be submitted by a person with a disability or a legal guardian of this person.
Need for a support person/attendant must be verified by a registered healthcare professional or a recognized service provider and the applicant must be their client.
A photocopy of a CNIB ID card can be submitted in place of completing Section C of the application.
Documents Required
Completed application and administration fee.
Fees
$30 to validate for 5 years, or $20 to validate for 3 years. There is a replacement fee for lost or stolen cards.
Fax: 416-932-9844
Toll-Free: 1-877-376-6362
Business Line: 416-932-8382
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www.facebook.com/eastersealscanada/
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Coverage Area
Canada
Languages Offered
French, English
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Accessibility
Wheelchair access - designated parking spaces; Wheelchair access - front or side or back doors; Wheelchair access - ramps; Wheelchair access - washrooms (at least one); Wheelchair access - call for details or special appointment req’d; Elevators; Elevators - Braille signage; Elevators - audible tone or speech; Elevators - lowered buttons; Not Wheelchair accessible
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