If you’re planning to see Deftones at a Detroit-area show, accessibility is worth checking before you travel. This is a general planning guide, not confirmation of a concert date or venue. Start with the event and venue’s official information: access arrangements can differ between locations and performances.
Contact the venue’s accessibility team before buying tickets if you need step-free routes, an accessible seating area, space for a companion, or help with arrival and entry. Ask how to request accommodations, whether they are available for your ticket type, and what documentation—if any—the venue requires. Confirm the location of accessible entrances, toilets, and any designated drop-off area. Keep the answers somewhere easy to retrieve on the day.
If you use a wheelchair, walker, cane, or other mobility aid, check the venue’s rules for bringing it inside and whether charging or storage is available. Do not assume equipment can be left in a particular place. For powered equipment, bring the charger only if permitted and consider the battery range needed for the full outing, including travel and waiting. If you rely on a transfer aid or need assistance moving between seating and a vehicle, plan who will help and what space is required.
Live music can be very loud, so consider suitable hearing protection and a quieter place to take a break. Ask whether the venue has a low-stimulation area or a re-entry policy rather than relying on one being available. If you have a health condition or use medicines on a schedule, plan for food, water, medication and rest in line with your clinician’s advice; check bag and medication policies with the venue beforehand.
Map the whole journey, not just the trip to the doors. Check accessible public transport options, parking arrangements, pavement conditions and the distance from drop-off to the entrance. Allow extra time for security and queues, and agree on a meeting point with anyone accompanying you in case you become separated. A short checklist of essential equipment and venue contact details can make last-minute decisions easier.
For more general information on choosing and using mobility aids, see the site’s mobility resources. The right plan depends on your needs and the specific venue, so confirm current arrangements directly before setting out.