4A can be contacted at their booth at Dragon's Head near the Main Gate or in their booth in Community Village. 4A crew members are also on duty in the parking lot, bus stop area and walking the paths of the Fair. Look for the 4A symbol on Staff t-shirts. At Dragon's Head, the crew can lend out wheelchairs, canes and crutches. In Community Village, near the Growers Market Fruit Booth, 4A has a shaded resting spot which is also equipped with a clothes-changing area.
Volunteers here can also assist with borrowing wheelchairs, canes or crutches.
American Sign Language Interpreters assist performers at many of the entertainment stages throughout the day. A full schedule of interpreted performances is posted at Dragon's Head and Community Village. For those who need interpreter services at a non-interpreted performance, you may request an interpreter at Dragon's Head. 4A monitors accessibility conditions during the Fair and helps to guide pre-Fair planning. If you have any concerns or suggestions about making the Fair more pleasant and safe for Alter-Abled people, please stop by either 4A booth or speak to a crew member.