Party at the Palace

Following it's biggest event to date, Party at The Palace is back for its fifth year in 2018. The award winning 2 day party will take place on Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th August in Linlithgow. It’s only 20 mins from Edinburgh and 35mins from Glasgow, making it one of the most easily accessible music festivals in Scotland.

Party at The Palace takes place on a grass field which includes an incline. The terrain may not be suitable for all types of buggy or wheelchair but stewards are there to help and assist where possible. Loos for people with disabilities and baby changing facilities are available on site.

Parking

We have an area reserved for those requiring assistance. This is in a field and although the grass is cut short, we appreciate that it is not ideal terrain. From the car park to the road is around 100 metres and it a further 150 metres to the site entrance. You do not need to join the queue.

Drop Off

As an alternative to using the car park, a drop off point is located at the bottom of the road leading to the event entrance. It is approximately 200 metres from the bottom of the road to the site entrance on tarmac up a gradient.

Disabled Area

The sectioned off area is 20 metres from the site entrance with sight lines down to the stage. An area in front of the disabled section will be cordoned off to avoid people standing and blocking the view.

Viewing platform

A viewing platform is provided for those with disabilities and one carer on a first come basis. We cannot guarantee a space on the platform.

Seats – seats are available on request.

Loos – 2 wheelchair accessible loos are located within the sectioned off area.

Stewarding – stewards are on hand to make sure none else uses the facilities.

Staff – we have at least 2 staff in this area to assist. They will be wearing bright

PATP t-shirts and are there to help in any way they can.

Programmes – complimentary programmes are available on request.

We do give consideration to those coming to our event with disabilities however there is only so much we can do

on an agricultural site so we will never be able to match the facilities of a modern purpose built venue.