Q: Will all Glasgow 2026 venues be accessible?
A: Glasgow 2026 is committed to delivering an inclusive and accessible Games. All venues will feature step-free access, accessible seating, and a range of accessible facilities and services. Further details for each venue will be announced soon.
Q: What accessible seating options are available?
A:
| Accessible Ticket Type | Description |
| Wheelchair Bay Seating | For spectators using a wheelchair or mobility scooter who will remain in their chair during the event |
| Easy Access Seating | Seats located up or down a few steps or at the end of an aisle, for anyone with mobility needs who isn’t a wheelchair user or travelling with an assistance dog |
| Visual Impairment Seating | Seats positioned towards the front of the stands for those with visual impairments |
| Hearing Impairment Seating | Seats located in areas that support hearing augmentation systems (where available) |
| Assistance Dog Seating | Seating within wheelchair bays to ensure safety and comfort for spectators and their assistance dogs |
| Companion Seating | One complimentary companion ticket per eligible accessible ticket holder |
Q: How can I book an accessible ticket online?
A: Accessible tickets can be purchased through Glasgow2026.com by following these simple instructions:
- Visit the ticket portal
- Select your chosen sport or session
- Choose your ticket type (wheelchair or standard category)
- Add your tickets to your basket (excluding companion tickets)
- Complete your purchase
- Fill in the Contact Form to request a companion ticket or confirm your accessibility requirements
Q: How do I purchase wheelchair bay tickets?
A: Wheelchair tickets will be clearly labelled during purchase. Simply add to your basket. One complimentary ticket is available per eligible accessible ticket holder. Companion tickets can be requested after checkout via the Contact Form.
Q: How do I purchase ambulant accessible tickets?
A: Please select and purchase a standard or concession ticket, as required.
After checkout, complete the Contact Form to outline your accessibility needs and request a companion ticket. When seat assignments take place in mid-2026, we’ll allocate suitable seating to you.
Q: I would like to book by phone or email. How do I do that?
A: Please contact our dedicated accessible booking team by calling 0333 321 3126 or completing the Contact Form online. If you use a text relay service, please let us know at the start of your call.
Q: How do I apply for a companion ticket?
A: After purchasing your accessible ticket, complete the Contact Form to request your companion ticket. One complimentary ticket is available per eligible accessible ticket holder.
Q: Do I need to provide proof of disability?
A: No proof is required to complete your purchase. However, Glasgow 2026 reserves the right to request documentation before issuing tickets if necessary, to ensure services are used appropriately.
Q: If I buy both accessible and non-accessible tickets, will we be seated together?
A: We’ll do our best to seat groups together where possible. Accessible and non-accessible seats will be placed as close as possible, whilst wheelchair users and companions will always be seated together. Additional friends or family will be seated nearby, subject to availability
Q: Can I bring an assistance dog?
A: Assistance dogs are welcome at all Games venues. Seating for assistance dogs is located within wheelchair bays to ensure comfort and safety for both spectator and dog. When booking, follow the ambulant accessible ticket process and inform us via the Contact Form so we can allocate suitable seating.
Q: I’m having issues purchasing accessible tickets — what should I do?
A: If you experience difficulties booking online, call 0333 321 3126 or submit your query through the Contact Form
Q: How do I apply for accessible parking?
A: Accessible parking will be available at all Games venues and bookable on a first-come, first-served basis. Details, including how to book, will be released closer to the Games.