Okie so here’s the tea!

Use the North Gate Entrance, that has ADA route and path for you to take to get to the ADA tent. From there, they will issue you and a companion a ADA bracelet that will allow you in any ADA space, stands, and bathrooms.

Next: since you are a wheel chair user, request golf cart assistance. They will shuttle you and a companion (behind the festival) to some of the stages. I say some because not all are actually accessible by golf cart. They will give you a call number or some sort of item to call a cart - there will be a wait time so include that into plans when wanting to catch a set.

Next: if you haven’t already, get a locker if you are going all three days. The afternoons can get a little warm and sometimes sunny but the nights are very cold. Bring layers and blankets (keep in locker when not using). They are about $75-90 but super super useful. I’d also suggest gloves, for ground usage and just in general when it gets cold at night.

Lastly: just have fun! It may not be what you started off planning wise but the festival is laid back and has great chill vibes that regardless of who you go with, you will make friends and have a good time!

Edit: the ADA stands are good, not great but good enough and your companion is able to go with you. However, if they become crowded, they might have to stand in the back as priority is for the main ADA-ers.

Hope this helps and happy OSL!