Mary Coughlan

Exeter Phoenix is situated on Gandy Street in Exeter city centre. It is a 2 min walk from Exeter Central train station or a 15 min walk from Exeter St David’s train station. Most buses stop on the high street, a short walk to Exeter Phoenix.

If travelling by car follow signs to the closest car park, which is Mary Arches Car Park on Mary Arches Street.

Accessibility Information
We’d like your visit to Exeter Phoenix to be as enjoyable and comfortable as possible.

Exeter Phoenix is equipped with automatic doors, lift to all floors and induction loops in the auditorium and Box Office. If you require any assistance please inform the Box Office in advance of your visit. Though not essential, you are advised to book in advance so that we can readily provide any assistance.
Daytime number: 01392 667060, Anna-Ruth Peel-Cusson
Evening number: 01392 667067, Phil Adams

Disabled patrons may also bring a companion FREE of charge.

Level access: from the Central Library on Castle Street, then via a ramped entrance from the car park. There is a steep slope from the street leading up to the main entrance and a flight of steps to the front door. If you have mobility difficulties and are arriving by taxi it is advisable to get dropped off at the side ramp, left of the main entrance.

There are seats reserved for people who have difficultly standing during all events. Please ask about seats when you make your booking on 01392 667080.

There is one disabled parking space at Exeter Phoenix.

Level access to accessible toilets is available on all floors. Please ask Box Office for the radar key.

If you wish to take your dog into the performance, please let us know when booking your ticket so that we can arrange an adjacent seat.