I'm probably about to ask a lot of stupid questions (disabled)

[jp49er80]

OK, be gentle, I haven't a clue what I'm doing or on about.

I've checked the disabled information page briefly, and I couldn't see any answers to the stuff I'm asking. Long story short, I'm a cerebal palsy sufferer, I can walk short-middle distances and I can't stand up for very long without it hurting. There's way more to it than that mind you.

1) Do I just buy one ticket (for me), then apply for the 2-for-1 (as in I don't have to buy 2 tickets)? I'm not sure if I'm dumb (probably) but I didn't understand that.

2) How easy is the site to navigate between sets/stages etc?

3) How are the platforms? Good view? Will seating be an issue?

Many thanks, any advice would be greatly received.

[qndrm]

- In terms of the 2 for 1 I would ring up and enquire about that. Not too sure.

- In regards to navigating between the stages there are stewards that will be able to assist you and in terms of viewing there is sectioned off platforms at each stage for people with disabilities