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How can I book access tickets?
What is Nimbus Disability and The Access Card?
Why have we partnered with Nimbus Disability?
How does Nimbus and The Access Card work?
How do I link my Nimbus number with my DMT account?
How do I apply to the DMT Accessibility Requirements Register?
Can I book access tickets online?
Can I bring my Guide Dog?

Can I bring my Guide Dog?

Guide dogs and hearing dogs are permitted in all of our theatres or our staff can dog sit by prior arrangement.

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