Miscellaneous

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We have updated our bag policy on TulsaPAC.com:

All bags subject to search upon entry. Backpacks, purses, and bags larger than 14” x 14” x 6” are not permitted.

If you are assisting a patron and they would like to leave feedback about our service in the ticket office, refer them to the TulsaPAC.com website! There is a contact form here, specifically. 

• The Tulsa Performing Arts Center utilizes an RF receiver from Listen Technologies. Devices are free to use and available at coat check with a valid ID.

• Each receiver is checked out with a neck loop Lanyard that is designed to hold the receiver like a necklace, and an attached pair of headphones. If the patron prefers, they may bring their own headphones.

• The neck loop Lanyard can be used as the induction loop for those users who have T-coil enabled hearing aids or cochlear implants, inducing the received audio directly into these T-coil enabled devices.

• The headphones attach to the neck loop using a short connection cable that plugs directly into a 3.5mm headset jack on the lanyard.

• The device has two buttons that a patron will interact with – Volume Up and Volume Down.  They are shown where these buttons are when they check out the device.  The device is on when it is checked out, and will only turn off when it is put back onto the charger or the power button is held down for 3 seconds.

• * Note: If a show is not using microphones, these hearing devices will not work. It's usually smaller shows in the Doenges that will not use mics. Loop in an event manager when in doubt. 

Reminder: House seats are an exciting and deserved perk for working at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center. Whenever possible, you are encouraged to take advantage of going to shows here at the PAC. That being said, house seats are not guaranteed -- and not a valid conflict. 

Please do not include going to shows at the PAC in your schedule conflicts. You are welcome to make a note that you prefer to be off if possible, but there are no guarantees. Thank you!

This week, we will be getting No Weapons Allowed signs on all entrances.  If someone inquires about this or our policy regarding it, please let the patron know it is because of state law.

There is no longer FREE parking in front of the PAC on 3rd St. All spots you have to PAY. Here's a rundown of the parking changes:

• There are 6 total parking spots in front of the PAC along 3rd St

• 2 spaces: 1 space on the far Left end,  and 1 space on far Right end are Accessible spaces.

• The cost to park is $1.00/per hour. There's a 2 hour limit.

• Coins or Credit Cards (VISA, MasterCard, Discover) are accepted forms of payment. NO DOLLAR BILL$

• Vehicle license plate letters and numbers are required to pay for a parking spot. 

• The parking kiosk location to receive payment is at the far Right end of all parking spaces from the PAC 3rd St entrance.

• A Mobile App is available to download to set up and pay for parking. You can click HERE to view more information.

• Payment for parking can also be made via phone by calling this number: 1-877-727-5715     

Under the ADA, a service animal is a dog that has been individually trained to perform tasks or do work for the benefit of a person with a disability. The tasks or work the animal does must be directly related to the person's disability.

Oklahoma law applies only to guide, signal, or service dogs who assist those who are blind, deaf or hard of hearing, or otherwise physically disabled. A service dog must be individually trained to a physically disabled person's requirements. The law doesn't apply to other types of animals, nor to dogs who assist those with other types of disabilities, such as psychiatric or other mental disabilities (e.g. emotional support dogs). 

There's an exciting new Volunteering section on TulsaPAC.com. When people inquire about volunteering, please refer them to this page: https://tulsapac.com/volunteering