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The attendance of concerts of all kinds is always an event in itself before you even have heard the first sound.
In Frankfurt in the „Jahrhunderthalle“ („hall of the century“) you have to cross the heater room and then up with a freight elevator to reach your seats.
This is even topped in the „Alte Oper“ („Old Opera“). One gets barrier-free through the main entrance to the box-office which is located next to the foyer. When you then have bought your tickets it is not possible to get over the three stairs to the foyer. Then you have to leave the opera house again through the main entrance to drive up a ramp in zigzag at the side/rear entrance, where you have to ring a bell, and an employee accompanies you to the foyer.
The creativity for the appearance of wheelchair admission tickets is unlimited.
Here a special curious example:
Inner standing room (Stehplatz) (for wheelchairs?)
With wheelchair hidden object
and
Escort Service
Maybe it was just a typo, and it should have been called staying room
Translator BL