Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Para Games: Check Venue Access Before You Go

Match your event to an official venue#

Use the sport and date on your ticket to look up the matching venue in the Asian Para Games’ official Venues or Venue Opening Schedule pages, linked from the visitor information page. If the venue name or session is still unclear, contact the organizer before choosing a route. Open access information for the matching Para Games venue, not a page for the Asian Games or a different site.

Before choosing a route, note:

• The sport or discipline and date.
• The venue and session shown in the official listing, plus matching ticket details where available.
• Your starting station or address.
• The access support you need, such as a step-free transfer or wheelchair-accessible vehicle.

Check the venue’s access information#

The Games’ English visitor information recommends public transport as the main way to travel to and from venues. It says shuttle buses, accessible shuttle services (Universal Design Taxi Service), park-and-bus-ride services, and parking are available at certain venues. These options vary by venue; the general page does not promise an accessible shuttle at every competition site.

For your venue and date, check:

1. Which station, exit, or boarding point the venue access page identifies.
2. Whether the route between the station, vehicle, and venue entrance has the step-free access you need.
3. Whether an accessible shuttle or taxi runs for your session and needs advance booking.
4. Where it boards and drops off, and whether it runs after your session for the return trip.

The organizer’s Contact page (checked 2026-10-20) directs visitors to the official Aichi Prefecture page for access and shuttle information from the nearest station. It says the page is available in Japanese only. Do not treat a nearby station or an accessible venue entrance as confirmation that the full trip is step-free.

Ask the organizer when details are missing#

If the official page does not answer your access question, contact the organizer before travelling. Give the exact venue, date, event details shown on your ticket where available, starting point, and access support you need. Ask whether a step-free route is available for that event, whether a shuttle or Universal Design Taxi needs booking, where it boards, and how to make the return trip.

As of October 20, 2026, the Contact page lists daily call-center hours of 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. through October 24. It does not state which languages the call center supports. The page also lists chat and email; it says email replies may take time. Confirm language support and the latest contact details on the official page.

Recheck the return journey on the day#

The organizer says venue schedules can change. Check the latest schedule and access information for your ticket date. Save the return route as well as the outward trip, and confirm the last bus or train you can use after your session. If the official information still does not confirm an accessible route for your venue and time, ask the organizer before setting out.