[SML] Designated aisle seats

[Jon Ares]

I haven't watched the interactions with great detail, but ours do get
used by folks transferring from a wheelchair or wheely seat-walker....
We only have a few with the flip-up arms. Don't know what the code may
have been in 2005 when they were installed, but there are certainly
fewer of those than of the dispersed removable seating.

 - Jon

On Fri, Feb 14, 2025 at 1:43 PM Bill Conner via Stagecraft
<stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:
>
> Was in a committee meeting for accessibility standards and the subject of designated aisle seats came up, the seats with flip up (or swinging or removable in a few cases) arm rests on the aisle.  In particular who are they for?  People using wheelchairs who want to transfer to a theatre seat or people with some disability that makes getting going into a row difficult or not possible, whether that's using a walker or simply a knee that won't bend? I do know house managers rely on them for people who don't fit in a regular seat.  Just curious of experiences and observations of others.
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