The Birmingham Tattoo is held annually at The NIA in Birmingham. To get to The NIA follow signs for Birmingham City Centre and The National Indoor Arena (The NIA) is well signposted once you are within the centre of Birmingham.

BY RAIL
Wherever you're coming from, an easy way to get to The NIA is by rail. The venue is a short walk from New Street Station and Five Ways Station.

BY ROAD
Birmingham is at the hub of the UK motorway network, enabling visitors to travel directly from the M6, M1, M40 and M42. The NIA (or National Indoor Arena) is well signposted when entering Birmingham from most directions. The NIA has its own on-site car park with others close by.

DISABLED ACCESS
All levels of The NIA are accessible to wheelchair users, via ramps or lifts. Tactile signage is fitted in all lifts at The NIA.

For vehicles displaying orange badges, parking is free of charge.

There are designated parking bays on Level 11 (The NIA Main Entrance is on Level 11) of the South Upper Car Park, situated off Sheepcote Street.

If these parking bays are full, please park on any car park level which has an odd number, where a lift will take you to Level 11 for the Main Entrance.

Visitors who have a disability arriving in vehicles over 2.1m in height (Minibuses or Ambilifts), will be directed to the Olympian Suite entrance via the VIP ramp situated off Sheepcote Street. Here visitors can disembark, and traffic officers will then direct the vehicle to the nearest parking bay.

Please advise Box Office if travelling by Ambilift.

If arriving by car or taxi, but do not require parking, use the VIP ramp situated off Sheepcote Street, access to The NIA is via the Olympian Suite entrance, vehicles then exit via the ramp.

If travelling by public transport, access to The NIA is either by the Olympian Suite entrance or by the Stage Door situated off King Edward's Road.

Please check your tickets for the "door open time", and arrive in plenty of time. The NIA can be extremely busy before the start of a concert or event.

All visitors who have a disability, attending concerts or events are advised to call our Dedicated Telephone Ticket Line number (0121 782 3555), when booking tickets.

Please inform us at the time of booking if you need a wheelchair space and any special requirements, so that we can arrange for everything to be ready upon your arrival. We will also help you find the most convenient seating for visually impaired people.

Owing to the sound levels involved, we strongly recommend that you do not bring Assistance Dogs to concerts or other loud events.

Please note that all tickets are allocated on a first-come-first-served basis.

For visitors who are hard of hearing, please refer to the section in this leaflet marked "Hearing Impairments".