Accessibility at BLEACH Festival
Experience Gold Coast and Gold Coast Airport are committed to creating and improving accessible events.
Gold Coast Airport is the gateway to Australia’s premier tourist destination, connecting South East Queensland and Northern New South Wales to Australia and beyond. We’re committed to creating accessible and inclusive environments for everyone to enjoy – as a proud Major Partner of BLEACH Festival, we’re helping to share our city with the world.
Accessibility at HOTA
HOTA is committed to creating an inclusive and accessible cultural precinct where everyone can experience art, performance and connection. From accessible venue and mobility options to sensory-friendly experiences, assistive technology, Auslan interpretation, relaxed performances, Quiet Hour, Sunroom and the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower initiative, HOTA continues to expand opportunities for visitors with diverse access needs.
2026 BLEACH Festival Accessibility Map – HOTA Precinct
BLEACH Festival is back like you’ve never seen it before from Oct 1 - 11, 2026.
Taking over the HOTA precinct for 11 massive days of live music, contemporary dance, world-class theatre, interactive installations and mind-altering art.
BLEACH Festival Venue Information
THAW: Legs on the Wall (Surfers Paradise Beach)
Gold Coast audiences can experience THAW: Legs on the Wall at two different locations during BLEACH Festival. A sunrise spectacle on the sands of Surfers Paradise Beach on October 1, and a very special performance with the ice suspended over Evandale Lake at HOTA on October 3.
An accessible viewing area will be available at both Surfers Paradise and HOTA Lakeside locations.
Paradise Centre provides accessible parking and initiatives, making your journey to THAW: Legs on the Wall (Surfers Paradise Beach) more accessible. View Paradise Centre accessibility offerings here.