Roxie Theater
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3117 16th Street
CA
94103
United States
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How easy is it to navigate the surrounding area for a wheelchair?It is semi-easy to navigate the surrounding area. It is 1.5 blocks from the 16th Street BART stop.
The sidewalks are pretty smooth and the curbs are easy to navigate. The challenge at the Roxie is the slope into the front doors which is on the steeper side.
It is best to have someone assist a person in a wheelchair in getting up the slope, but it can be navigated without assistance. -
Are there steep hills?No. The only challenge at the Roxie is the slope into the front doors which is on the steeper side.
It is best to have someone assist a person in a wheelchair in getting up the slope, but it can be navigated without assistance. -
Are there ripped up sidewalks?The sidewalks are pretty smooth and the curbs are easy to navigate.
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Are there any ways to get accessible seating in the theater?All ADA seats are marked with blue signs. There are two wheelchair-accessible spots with reserved ADA companion spots next to them. The outside armrests of these two companion seats can be lifted up.
There are 4 other ADA accessible spots on the edge of the rows with more legroom. These spots are located 1/3 way down the rows of seats in the middle on both aisle sides of the auditorium with very good views of the screen.
Little Roxie: There are two wheelchair-accessible spots in the Little Roxie Theater. One ADA spot is in a larger seat with more legroom and a blue ADA sign, the other is a space for a wheelchair. -
Are there accessible bathroom stalls?Unfortunately, the restrooms in the Big Roxie are not wheelchair friendly due to the age of the building, but there are two bathrooms in the Little Roxie theater that are fully ADA accessible. Any Roxie staff member or volunteer can show you where those are and escort you.
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Is there unscented soap in restrooms?No.
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Do you offer open captioning or assisted listening devices?The Big Roxie now has assistive listening and open captioning devices for our hearing and visually-impaired patrons. We have headsets that increase the volume of film audio, and with select screenings offer a descriptive audio track. We also have open captioning devices providing captions of film audio, available at select screenings. The receiver is attached to an angled flex-arm with a base and built-in cup holder that screws into the theater seat arm’s cup holder. The receiver has a screen which displays subtitles for the patron.
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Is there an ADA contact person?If you have questions, feedback, or special accessibility needs please email ada@roxie.com or call the office at 415 431 3611 during normal business hours Mon-Fri 10 am–6 pm.
