This is a World Tour Sydney and International Convention Centre Sydney (also called ICC) sensory-inclusive explanation of what to expect on the event day.
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I’m on my way to Salesforce World Tour Sydney.
I should arrive around 8:00 a.m. AEDT so I can check in to the event and start my day.
The event finishes at 5:00 p.m. AEDT.
The event is at the International Convention Centre Sydney. The address is 14 Darling Drive.
To leave, I will make my way to the level 2 external lifts and take the lift down to the ground floor, where there is easy access to transport and parking.
The best taxi drop-off and pick-up locations are Iron Wharf Place, which is next to the Sofitel Darling Harbour and Zollner Circut, on the southern end of Aware Super Theatre (ICC Sydney). For either option, I will allow four to six minutes to make my way to Level 2 concourse where staff will direct me to the event entrance.
There are several public transport options, including Sydney Light Rail, train, bus, ferry and water taxi. Check out the Getting to ICC Sydney Guide.
ICC Sydney operates two 24 hour car parking stations with a total of 826 parking spaces including 12 disabled parking bays, 25 motorcycle parking spaces, 50 bicycle racks and 20 electric car charge spaces. Full information and rates are available in the Getting to ICC Sydney Guide.
This is what I can expect for the rest of the day at World Tour Sydney.
I can find all accessibility information for the ICC venue on their Accessibility Guide, including wheelchair access, accessible toilets and parent rooms, Braille and hearing loop options. If I need support on accessing or finding the venue accessibility provisions, I can ask Abilityforce volunteers.
When I arrive at the venue, I will need to go through the security scanning process. This includes X-ray bag checks and metal detectors. Small and large suitcases are not permitted into the event, but I can use cloakroom facilities to store these if I need. The cloakroom is located next to the main registration area, and is free of charge for all attendees.
I’ll go to the main registration area on Level 4 of ICC and after clearing security, I will make my way to the check-in help desk. I will pull up my e-ticket from my email to help me check in faster and collect my badge. Volunteers wearing Abilityforce t-shirts will be stationed at the Level 4, Hall 7 Concierge desk just after event check in. Volunteers are also stationed the Visitor Centre in Campground on Level 1.
I can get food and drinks in the expo hall (Halls 1-4), also called The Campground, on level 1. There will be some lower-height tables available in the catering zone, so I can easily access and collect my food and drinks.
This is subject to change.
If it is too loud or I need some quiet time I can head to the Quiet Zone on level 3. This zone is a quiet area. I can access quiet and calming activities, such as raking sand gardens and colouring books.
I can ask volunteers wearing Abilityforce t-shirts if I have accessibility requests or need any help. I can find them at the Visitor Centre, located just inside the Campground, Expo Hall 3. I can also ask any Salesforce staff, event staff, or ICC employee and they can help me too.
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