Accessibility services at the festival

ADA parking will be provided near the festival entrance.

An accessible entrance will be located near the ADA parking. Look for the Access Center, where you can check in and receive your wristband for all accessible viewing platforms.

All accessibility-related inquiries can be answered at our Access Center, which will be located inside the venue. This is also the location for recharging wheelchair batteries and/or the other assistive technology requiring electrical recharging, as well as storing equipment

Okeechobee provides accessible viewing areas for select stages. To gain access, please check in and pick up your wristband at the Access Center.

All public restroom areas and concession stands are accessible to our patrons with disabilities. Please see your festival map for locations, or contact the nearest staff member for assistance.

Pets are not permitted at OMF. Documented service dogs who have been trained to provide assistance to an individual with a disability are welcome. Please be advised that falsely claiming your pet to be a service animal is a second degree misdemeanor under Florida law

Everyone’s health and safety is a top priority. Our medical staff are located throughout the venue. If you witness someone that is having a medical emergency, please find the nearest staff member with a radio or medical first responder in red for assistance.

To request audio describers for any performance, please submit the Effective Communication Request Form. Requests must be made no later than 45 days before the event to allow for sufficient processing time. To request ASL interpretation for any performance, as well as closed captioning, guided tours, and/or other forms of effective communication, please submit the Effective Communication Request Form (coming soon). Requests must be made no later than Sunday, Feb. 2, 2025.