This morning, the Indianapolis Business Journal featured an article about a local woman who faced a challenge in purchasing a ticket for a wheelchair user at The Palladium. In the story, I discuss the many amenities of The Palladium, and how the staff will be participating in even more training to ensure people with disabilities are able to fully enjoy their experience.
People with disabilities present great opportunities to businesses and other organizations. When an individual purchases a ticket for an event, regardless of the price, they are exercising their purchasing power. That's why the work we do is so critical. We help ensure people with disabilities - and the aging population - can do more than purchase the ticket. We help ensure they can fully participate in the event or programming that is offered to them.
To everyone at The Palladium who is committed to accommodating people with disabilities and their guests, thank you for your work.
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An attorney with a disability who uses an electric wheelchair as a mobility aid device, Gregory S. Fehribach is a leading consultant on accessible design. Learn more about The Fehribach Group at
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