Access Info

Venue Description

The venue is accessed from St Vincent Street and the main bar, which is below street level. There are 3 steps down from the pavement into the entrance.

The main entrance has 2 doors that open inwards. The venue doors are located past the main bar and toilets.

There are 24 stairs up to the venue with handrails on both sides. Please note that you cannot hold both handrails at the same time.

We apologise that the venue is not wheelchair accessible as it is located on the top floor, and there is no lift available within the venue.

There is a bar in the venue. Please note, our toilets are located at the bottom of the stairs. There are no toilets in the venue upstairs.

There is a short distance to our accessible seated area from the stairs, with another 4 steps up. Seating space is very limited so please contact us via the contact form to arrange this.

We offer free tickets for Personal Assistants/Companions. Please contact management via the contact form to arrange this as soon as you have bought your ticket. These tickets are limited.

Please note that we require a piece of supporting documentation to organise a free PA/Companion ticket. See the ‘Supporting Documentation’ section below for more details.

If you need to bring any medicines, food, or non-alcoholic drinks with you due to your access requirements, you are welcome to do so.   

Please contact us through the contact form in advance to let us know. Speak to any staff in case of an emergency.  

The duty manager and security staff will do what they can to assist and support you. Please note that on busy shows, the venue can become crowded, if you are feeling overwhelmed or simply need a break from the crowd please inform a member of staff who can direct you to a quieter area of King Tut's. If you have any questions before coming to King Tut’s please do not hesitate to get in touch via our contact form. 

Assistance dogs are welcome at King Tut's as long as they have been specifically trained to assist you and have the correct accreditation/certification and behave in a way that is appropriate around other customers. For the welfare and safety of the dog, we ask that you notify us if an assistance dog will be accompanying you so we can make appropriate arrangements. We do not take responsibility for any assistance dogs and ask that the dog remain with the owner.

We frequently use Strobe Lighting in our shows. Signs will be clearly posted throughout the venue. If you have any concerns about this, please contact Bar Management via the contact form. 

Unfortunately, we do not have an accessible toilet within the venue or bar. Male and female toilets are located on the ground floor. 

We have an Accessible Seated Area available on request. There is very limited space available on a first-come basis. Please contact us through our contact form as soon as you have bought your ticket to arrange this.

Please note that we require a piece of supporting documentation to reserve seats in this area. See the ‘Supporting Documentation’ section below for more details.

For most shows, we can arrange early access to allow customers to navigate the stairs safely, if required. This will be approximately 5 minutes before general admission.

If you require early access, please contact us through our contact form as soon as you have bought your ticket.

We understand that hidden disabilities are not immediately apparent. If you would like support or advice inside King Tut’s, please speak to a member of staff. You can also contact us in advance via our contact form.

Our management team has undertaken Disability Equality Training by Attitude is Everything.

If you require a free PA/Companion ticket, or seats in the Accessible Seated Area, we require a piece of supporting documentation to confirm your eligibility. Please see below for a list of what we accept.

Accepted Supporting Documentation

• Front page of DLA / PIP

• Front page of ADP or CDP letter

• Front page of Attendance Allowance letter

• Evidence that registered severely sight impaired (blind)

• Evidence that registered D/deaf

• Recognised Assistance Dog ID card

• Blue Badge (Front & Back)

• Access Card

• War Disablement Pension Letter

• Armed Forces Independence Payment Letter

• A personal letter from a doctor, community nurse, social worker, or occupational therapist.

We understand that these documents are not applicable for every customer. If you don't have any of the below, please let us know. We will review this on a case-by-case basis.

Click here for our contact form

Accessible Phone Line: 0141 674 9444

Hours: 10am-6pm, Monday-Friday

Please note that you cannot purchase tickets through this phone line.