No Kings Boston takes accessibility seriously. These are the details we have confirmed so far, and more are in development. If you have questions or want to request a specific accommodation, please contact events@mass50501.org.

There will be two accessible seating areas, both first-come, first-served.

There will be one accessible area closer to the stage, that will require going through a metal detector. The entrance for this area is at the corner of Charles and Beacon. It will be close to an ADA accessible port-a-potty. All other sets of port a potties will have at least one that is accessible.

The second area will be just behind the front barricaded section, on the western side (towards the Public Garden) and will not require going through any security.

The entire speaking program will be ASL interpreted. ASL interpreters will be clearly visible from the accessible seating area. They will also be displayed “picture-in-picture” on the screens above the stage and in the crowd.

Accessibility team volunteers and medics will be available during the event.

This event will be outside, so it may be cold or wet. Please come prepared for the weather.

We expect more than 100,000 people to attend this event. It will probably be loud and crowded. Please plan accordingly with comfort and/or mobility items that you may require.

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