Yau Ma Tei Theatre

Venue: Yau Ma Tei Theatre | Accessibility classification: Performing arts venues | Accessibility information: Yau Ma Tei Theatre is Declared monument

Yau Ma Tei Community Facilities - Performing Arts Venue

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The entrance is equipped with an automatic door or no door, and it is wide and suitable for wheelchairs to enter and leave alone

The passage is generally flat and wide or has a ramp, but some of it may require assistance from others

There is no need or a wide drop lift to reach all floors, wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility can use them alone

There are gender-free toilets, which may require assistance from others before use

Special facilities for wheelchair users are available or can be borrowed

The staff is friendly and courteous, and can provide consulting services for wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility

The space channel is generally wide and flat, wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility may require assistance from others

Local Facilities

Lead Path
Available by subway (within 15 minutes walk)
Bus reachable (within 15 minutes walk)

Introduction

In 2012, the Yau Ma Tei Theatre and the Red Brick House were revitalized into performing arts venues, especially venues that provide performance, rehearsal and training facilities for young Cantonese opera troupes and new troupes, continuing the authentic culture of Yau Ma Tei opera appreciation and singing. The original appearance, part of the structure and architectural features of the two historical buildings have been carefully preserved, including the pillars on both sides of the theater's main entrance, the Chinese-style sloping roof, and the arches of the original stage. Now, while you relive your past feelings in these two historical buildings, you can also enjoy the performances of young Cantonese opera troupes and new troupes!

*It is a second-class historical building

Accessibility description

The Yau Ma Tei Theatre is a statutory monument and has a number of barrier-free facilities, including ramps for entrances and exits, passages, and accessible toilets. It is designed to take into account the needs of wheelchairs/persons with reduced mobility. Most of the uneven places are equipped with ramps, and the ramps are relatively flat, so wheelchair users can easily get on and off.

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FG Tips

There is a ramp directly into the theater, and there are four wheelchair seats, all located in the back row.

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Picture-Exhibits in the lobby-carbon arc lamp projector

Relevant information

Address : 6 Waterloo Road, Kowloon

Enquiries : 3417-5661 / 2264-8108

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Traffic Information

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- There are a lot of bus routes to reach

1) Yau Ma Tei

Meeting Facilities

- [ Kwun Tong Line / Tsuen Wan Line ]

MTR Yau Ma Tei Station Exit B2, walk along Waterloo Road for about 5 minutes to Reclamation Street.

Meeting Facilities

Entrance

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- The main entrance and exit of the Yau Ma Tei Theatre is located at No. 6 Waterloo Road. There are ramps on both sides of the main entrance. The ramps are relatively flat so that wheelchair users can easily get on and off.

Main entrance and exit of Yau Ma Tei Theatre

Channel Design

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- The passageway design in most areas of Yau Ma Tei Theatre is still broad, which is generally suitable for wheelchair users
- Most uneven places are equipped with ramps, the ramps are relatively flat, and wheelchair users can easily get on and off

Hallway of Yau Ma Tei Theatre

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- Yau Ma Tei Theatre has an accessible toilet located in the lobby

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Yau Ma Tei Theatre

Venue: Yau Ma Tei Theatre | Accessibility classification: Performing arts venues | Accessibility information: Yau Ma Tei Theatre is Declared monument

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