David Gray

By Train
Watford Junction rail station is a 15 minute walk away. There are direct trains from London Euston. The nearest underground station, on the Watford Metropolitan line, is a 20 minute walk away at Cassiobury Park Avenue.

Bus
Bus routes; W30, 500, 550 and 724. Please check travel times with Arriva on 0871 200 2233.

By Car
The Watford Colosseum is easily reached by car and is sign-posted on all local routes into Watford. From the M1 and M25 follow signs for Watford Town Hall.

Car Parking: Parking is available at several locations within a short walk of the venue. The Gade multi-storey car park, located on Rosslyn Road, WD18 0JX and The Avenue car park, located on Hempstead Road, WD17 4WP are both open 24-hours. West Herts College car park is open to the public on evenings and weekends, closing at 10.30pm prompt. The Town Hall car park, located off Peace Prospect, WD17 3EX, is open to the public from 4pm to midnight on Monday to Friday and from 7am to midnight on Saturday and Sunday.

Wheelchair Access
The Watford Colosseum is fully accessible, with ramped access from street level and level access to the stalls plus a lift to the circle. The main auditorium has space for up to four wheelchair users plus carers, with a further wheelchair plus carer space in the circle. These can be booked by phone on 0845 075 3993 or in person; please note that wheelchair accessible seating will show as reserved on our website so please always contact us directly.

Disabled Parking
Disabled bays are available in both the Town Hall car park (behind Watford Colosseum) or Avenue car park (a 2 minute walk). There are special wide disabled bays in the pay and display car parks, however you are required to purchase a ticket as well as display your badge. Prices in both car parks are £1.50 from 6pm - midnight.

Guide Dogs
If guide dogs are accompanying patrons It is necessary to advise us of your requirements at the time of booking so that staff may be prepared for your visit. Please call the ticket office on 0845 075 3993.

Hard-of-Hearing
Watford Colosseum's auditorium has a wireless infrared (Sennheiser) system, this technology uses an invisible infrared light to connect sound source and listener. Sennheiser Infrared audio transmission systems are an effective alternative to hard wired systems. Listeners wear an infrared receiver with headphones, headset or stethoset. Receivers can be collected from the cloakroom in the Grand Lobby. There is a £5 refundable deposit for this service.