Guide for Champions League Final for disabled fans
UEFA has published information for disabled supporters attending the 2013 UEFA Champions League Final at Wembley Stadium, in London.
The guide has been produced in conjunction with FARE partner CAFE to present useful information that makes the experience of disabled fans a smooth one and is available in all 13 languages. The guide covers public transportation to the stadium, parking and drop-off and adapted facilities.
The brochure also includes information for visually impaired supporters with details of the match commentary provided by a specialised commentator. CAFE have been involved in the providing this as expertise at major sporting events across Europe.
A guide was also produced for the UEFA Europa League final held at the Amsterdam ArenA in the languages of the finalist teams English and Portuguese.
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