Information about the events and history of the Barrowland Ballroom Glasgow. What is the capacity of the ballroom? A: Yes, security personnel have training for the disabled, which includes driving a climber, and there is an elevated observation ramp for the disabled at the back of the corridor. Please contact the campus office directly if you have specific needs or want detailed access information. Can I bring medication to the site? Yes, if they are essential to life, they are in their original packaging and can be identified.
Whenever possible, provide prescriptions or a doctor's note, as this will make it easier for you to access for security reasons. If in doubt, contact the office. Does the venue offer charity shows for free? A: Unfortunately, the venue has plenty of staff, electricity and facilities to pay for any event, but authorized charities will receive a fair discount and advice, if requested. Can we visit the place? A: The venue does not have specific visits, but the open days will be published and special considerations will be taken into account for organized events (see the contact tab).
Can we advertise on the site? A. We have no advertisements on the site, unless they offer a service related to the venue and offer discounts to people who attend the events. Children under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. For the latest news about the Barrowland Ballroom Glasgow.
I have to pick up a ticket at the box office for this concert. When can I do it? Can you tell me what time Del Amitri is likely to finish? Does that mean it ends at 11? Or do we have to leave at 11? Try their Twitter page, which seems to respond faster. Del Amitri will present a free show for NHS staff and other key workers at The Barrowland Ballroom in Glasgow on December 9th. The concert, the first in more than two years, offers a small way of thanking people who are making enormous sacrifices during this crisis.