93 Feet East

For those travelling to 93 Feet East by train, the most convenient station is Shoreditch High Street Overground station. This station is situated just a short 5-minute walk, approximately 300 metres, from the venue. It is served by the London Overground network, offering direct connections across East London and into parts of North and South London. While Shoreditch High Street is primarily an Overground station, it provides excellent links to the wider TfL network, allowing for relatively easy onward travel from major national rail hubs. If you are arriving from further afield, you would typically travel into a major London terminal such as Liverpool Street (easily accessible via the Central, Circle, Hammersmith & City, and Metropolitan lines from Shoreditch High Street Overground) or London Bridge. From these major termini, you can connect to the Overground or other Tube lines to reach Shoreditch High Street. The station itself offers ticket facilities and is generally accessible, though it's always advisable to check TfL for the latest accessibility information.

Getting to 93 Feet East by bus is a straightforward and accessible option, with numerous routes serving the immediate Shoreditch area. Several bus stops are located within a very short walking distance of the venue, most notably along Shoreditch High Street and Commercial Street. Key bus route numbers serving these stops include the 8, 26, 35, 43, 48, 78, 149, 205, 242, and 388. These routes connect Shoreditch to a wide array of London neighbourhoods, including Liverpool Street, Stratford, London Bridge, Hackney, and Islington, making it easy to reach from various parts of the city. For late-night travel, several night bus routes also operate in the area, ensuring you can get home after the music stops. Journey times from central London locations like Oxford Circus or Trafalgar Square typically range from 30 to 50 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. Major bus operators in this area include Transport for London (TfL) contracted services.

Driving to 93 Feet East requires navigating London's bustling city streets and being mindful of congestion charges and parking. If approaching from the M25, exit at junctions leading towards the A12 or A13, then follow signs for Central London and eventually Shoreditch. The postcode for your sat-nav can be E1 6JJ, which will direct you to the vicinity of 93 Feet East. Parking in Shoreditch can be challenging and expensive. There are limited on-street parking bays, often with time restrictions, and several pay-and-display car parks in the surrounding area, such as the NCP car park on Great Eastern Street or the pay-and-display bays on nearby streets. Expect parking costs to be in the region of £5-£8 per hour or £30-£40 for a full day. There are no dedicated venue parking facilities. For those looking to avoid city centre driving and parking costs, utilising the extensive London transport network and parking at an outer London train station with onward rail travel is often a more practical solution. Disabled driver access is generally feasible via the main road, but on-site parking is not guaranteed.

93 Feet East is committed to making its events accessible to all patrons. The venue is largely wheelchair accessible, with ground-level entrances and adaptable internal spaces. While the historic nature of the building means some areas may present challenges, staff are on hand to assist patrons with movement between levels where possible. Accessible toilet facilities are available, designed to accommodate wheelchair users comfortably. For those with hearing impairments, it's advisable to check with the venue directly regarding the availability of hearing loop or induction loop systems for specific events, as this can vary. Assistance dogs and service animals are welcome within the venue. Designated accessible parking is not a feature of the venue itself, so patrons requiring such facilities should plan to use nearby public car parks with disabled bays and make arrangements for their journey to the entrance. Venue staff are briefed to provide help and support to patrons with disabilities throughout their visit.

The main entrance is situated on Brick Lane. Expect standard security procedures, including bag searches, upon entry. For popular events, or to secure a specific vantage point within the main hall, arriving 15-30 minutes before the advertised door time is advisable.