
Miller Theater
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Historic Avenue of the Arts theater (formerly the Merriam Theater) hosting Broadway tours, dance and comedy; part of Ensemble Arts Philly. PUBLIC DATA — compiled from publicly available sources; not verified on-site by AbleVu. Please confirm specific needs with the venue before visiting.
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Accessibility Features
Sign in to add a feature- Curb cut at entrance/drop-offLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Elevator accessLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Service animal relief areaLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Service animals welcomeLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
ASL interpreter available · Assistive listening devices+2 more
- ASL interpreter availableLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Assistive listening devicesLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Hearing loop / induction loopLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Live captioning (CART)Last reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
Audio description · Braille signage and materials+3 more
- Audio descriptionLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Braille signage and materialsLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Large-print materialsLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Service animal relief areaLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Service animals welcomeLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
Noise-canceling headphones available · Sensory-friendly hours / events+1 more
- Noise-canceling headphones availableLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Sensory-friendly hours / eventsLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Service animals welcomeLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
Assistive listening devices · Curb cut at entrance/drop-off+5 more
- Assistive listening devicesLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Curb cut at entrance/drop-offLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Elevator accessLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Hearing loop / induction loopLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Large-print materialsLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Live captioning (CART)Last reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Sensory-friendly hours / eventsLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
Service animal relief area · Service animals welcome
- Service animal relief areaLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Service animals welcomeLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
Service animal relief area · Service animals welcome
- Service animal relief areaLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
- Service animals welcomeLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
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PUBLIC DATA (sources listed in description) MOBILITY • Wheelchair-accessible main entrance at 250 S. Broad Street; curb cuts at Broad & Spruce and Broad & Locust • Wheelchair-accessible seating locations available RESTROOMS • Wheelchair-accessible restrooms on the Mezzanine level, reached by elevator AUTISM / SENSORY • Miller Theater sensory guide available (PDF on the Ensemble Arts website) SERVICES AT ALL ENSEMBLE ARTS PHILLY VENUES • Assistive listening: over-ear headphones, open-ear earbuds or T-Loop • Live captioning on your smartphone (StreamText) for select performances • Audio description and ASL interpretation for select Broadway Series performances (ASL interpreters beside the Parquet section; request 2+ weeks ahead) • Large-print programs from House Management; Braille programs can be arranged (no Braille tickets) • Sensory-friendly performances (mid-level house lights, open doors, cool-down space) for select shows • Sensory Friendly Kits at every performance: noise-canceling headphones, fidget toys, weighted bean bag • Free PCA-Pass for a personal care attendant with paid admission • Service animals welcome; relief areas on the curbs of Broad, Spruce, 15th and Locust Streets • Art-Reach ACCESS cardholders: $2 tickets for select performances • Audience Services: 215-893-1999 (submit requests 2+ weeks ahead)
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Sources: Ensemble Arts Philly; Accessibility page (ensembleartsphilly.org/plan-your-visit/accessibility); Visit Philadelphia; Guide to Accessible Philadelphia (visitphilly.com/features/accessible-philadelphia). Retrieved Oct 2026; Public Source; Business Input
