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Stories Home » Know Before You Go » Know Before You Go: New Victory Amenities Posted February 1, 2024 Know Before You Go: New Victory Amenities Welcome to Know Before You Go—a blog series to help prepare you and your family for your next big adventure at the New Victory Theater. In this installment, we’re talking about the amenities we offer to make your visit to the New Victory Theater a memorable and stress-free family outing. Yes, you read that right: we’re back at the New Victory! Following the completion of the restoration of our historic dome, we’re excited to welcome you back to the theater. Here are six things to know about the amenities you can take advantage of to enhance your New Victory experience. Do you sell concessions? I couldn’t believe how affordable and healthy the snack bar was. —Nitasha A. We do! Before and after every show, we sell affordable, kid-friendly snacks and beverages at our café in the Jack and Lew Rudin Lobby. From sweet treats to crunchy crackers, there are many options for you and your family to choose from! All snacks are nut-free, but may be manufactured on equipment that processes nuts. We ask that you please refrain from eating in the theater. Is there space for us to hang out before the show? The crafts before the show were really enjoyable and helped tie the story together for the kids. —Pia P. Yes! Our lower lobby opens 45 minutes prior to the show for activities led by New Victory Teaching Artists. These activities, such as crafts and interactive games, are developed to complement what’s on stage and enrich your theatergoing experience. Read more about them in Know Before You Go: Lobby Activities. What are your restrooms like? It was wonderful to be in such a beautiful theater with clean bathrooms. —Tamara R. Our restrooms are gender-inclusive. Please use the restroom that works best for you and your family. Both sets of restrooms have changing tables. Where can we store our things during the show? The lockers are such a welcome option for families. —Christopher W. Along the wall to either side of the restrooms are free lockers your family can use to store your stuff. Choose a locker and drop off your things, then hold onto the corresponding key to lock and unlock your locker at any point before, during and after the show. When you leave, be sure to return the key to the lock on your locker. Where can my family go if we need noise-cancelling headphones or fidget toys? Easy accessibility of sensory devices was especially helpful! —Carly M. Visit our new Accessibility Table, which sits underneath the stairs and across from the bathrooms and lockers. There, you can choose a fidget toy and earplugs or turn in a government-issued ID to borrow ear defenders or light sensitivity sunglasses. The table also stores bariatric and standard wheelchairs, which are available to borrow during your visit to make navigating the theater more convenient Two options of fidget toys that are available at the Accessibility Table. Where can we go if we need a break from the show? My kids loved the cozy corner with books. —Alvin H. If your family needs a break during the show, feel free to step out and visit our Cozy Zone downstairs near the lockers. With comfy seating and a library of books, it’s the perfect place to take a pause. There is also a live video feed available in the lower lobby nearby, so you won’t miss a single moment of the performance. Now that you know about all the amenities we offer at the New Victory, we hope to see you at the theater soon! If you’d like to post about your visit on social media, we’d love to hear about it! You can follow and tag us with “New Victory” on Facebook and @newvictorytheater on Instagram. CategoriesFamily Engagement, Know Before You Go Share: Share on Facebook. Share on Twitter. Read Similar Posts: New Victory Arts Break: Baba Yaga and the Firebird New Victory Arts Break: Zapatos Nuevos New Victory Arts Break: New Shoes Browse All Posts by Tag: Arts Break Arts Break: Air Play Arts Break: Jabari Dreams of Freedom Arts Break: Leonardo! Arts Break: Stono Arts in Education Circus Creating with LabWorks Artists Dance Discover Art Forms Explore a World of Arts Family Activity LabWorks New Victory Dance Puppetry Russell Granet Teaching Artists Theater for Young Audiences Ushers Usher Spotlight