I spent my 2014 tour in a wheelchair because of a very recently badly fractured leg. Fortunately I was able to get seating in the accessible area after entry to the venue (because of course I was fine when tickets were purchased and never thought I would be in need of a special area).
My issues I came across with my temporary disability and seeing the show worry free didn't come from the venue, it was because of other fans. I was disappointed as the show went on and more and more people showed up in the area. The small space was cramped by people who were not dancing like they had any kind of impairment. I spent a whole set with the crutches I used for the washroom set up around me in fear that the twirler beside me was going to fall on me. There was little consideration for me or the other person confined to a chair.
Just sharing so everyone can keep in mind that accessibilty and inclusion does not only need to be thought of by the venue but by ourselves and being aware of our surroundings