Who Should Attend
Terrain, Walking Surfaces & Accessibility at Dark Harbor
What the walking surfaces are like across the historic Queen Mary, and how accessible the mazes and experiences are.
We offer a wide range of services for our visitors and strive to provide an excellent experience for everyone attending Dark Harbor.
Arrival & Parking
All parking at Dark Harbor is paid. Those in need of accessible parking must have a General Parking Pass. Parking passes can be purchased at www.zentix.com/manage. Only one parking pass is needed per vehicle, regardless of the number of people in the vehicle.
We recommend purchasing parking in advance and arriving one hour earlier than the entry time listed on your ticket to allow time for traffic and parking.
Additionally, there is a drop off / pick up zone located near the event entrance. This zone is for active loading and unloading only. No cars or buses will be permitted to wait in this area.
Climate
Since most of the festival is not climate controlled, we recommend checking the forecast on the day of your visit to prepare appropriately for the weather. Sandals, flip-flops, open-toed shoes and high heels are strongly discouraged.
Terrain & Walking Surfaces
Dark Harbor has both indoor and outdoor spaces for guests to explore. The outdoor spaces are mostly blacktop, with occasional wood chipped areas. Inside the ship the floors are concrete. Due to the historic nature of the property, both inside and outside, terrain can occasionally be uneven.
All mazes and experiences in the Harbor except for Big Top Axe are accessible. Due to the historic nature of the ship; the Observation Deck, Shipwrecked, Lullaby and Scary Mary’s Dark Seance are not accessible; however, staff at the entrances to these experiences are available to assist guests with mobility disabilities with alternate experiences.
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