Helpful tips and information on First Night

CHECK FOR UPDATES
Visit www.firstnight.org for the latest updates. The program guide is subject to change. Check out our new mobile site, m.firstnight.org from your web enabled cellular phone, and follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/firstnight.

GET AN EARLY START
Admission to performances is first-come, first-served. Events begin at scheduled times and venues are cleared between performances. There is no reserved seating. Late admission is at the discretion of site management.

BE CONSIDERATE
Many events are in places of worship, please show proper respect. Food, beverages and smoking are not permitted at sites unless otherwise posted. Massachusetts General Law prohibits public consumption of liquor. Those found in violation of the law are subject to arrest.

ASL
Many programs are interpreted in American Sign Language. For TTY access in Massachusetts, dial 7-1-1 or 1-800-439-0183.

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS
All official First Night sites are wheelchair accessible, except The Boston Park Plaza Terrace Room.

RESTROOM LOCATIONS
Restroom facilities are located at City Hall Plaza, on the Boston Common, Copley Square and the Shops at Prudential Center.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES AND LOST CHILDREN
Boston EMS adds extra personnel for First Night. EMTs are stationed throughout the city in ambulances and on mountain bikes to ensure a safe evening for everyone. In any medical emergency, call 9-1-1. Boston EMS will also operate two fi xed Medical/Lost Children Stations. The locations are: Hynes Convention Center Room 101 from 1–11PM and the Boston Common at the corner of Charles and Beacon Streets from 1PM–12AM.

WEATHER
First Night programming takes place regardless of weather conditions. Programs are subject to change. Buttons are non-refundable.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
Avoid traffic and parking by taking public transportation. Schedules are available at www.mbta.com, or by calling the MBTA at 617-222-3200.

ROAD CLOSINGS
Roads are closed at the discretion of the Boston Police based on pedestrian traffic flow. Boylston Street, Dartmouth Street and Charles Street (between Boylston and Beacon Streets) are closed beginning at 4PM for the Grand Procession. Atlantic Avenue and adjoining streets will be closed later in the evening for the midnight fireworks.