I feel that this needs to be brought to light publicly as an advocacy for people with visible/invisible disabilities who struggle with accessibility & understanding by society as a whole. Last night at Sundaylicious held at The Precinct Hotel I couldn't find the disability toilets, which I usually use if I can find them as it's more comfortable & accessible for me with my mobility cane, chronic pain, imbalance, chronic fatigue, overactive bladder & sensory issues. There was no signage. As I needed to use the bathroom straight away I went to use the normal bathroom (which to the venue's credit was non-gendered) & there was a very tight entrance & a line, people squeezing past who were bumping into me & my cane. I then asked the person who came in to check the toilets for cleanliness where the disability toilets were - they told me they were at the front of the venue where we had our tickets scanned. I went there, to be told by the ticket person they were not there & I had to go to the back of the venue where they pointed me to. I went to this location, started walking up steps (which was strange) was stopped by a person who I assumed was a manager who told me I couldn't take my glass past that point. I said that's okay, I'm just looking for the disabled toilets. She told me there was none there & I had to go back to same place as before. I went there again, ticket person was confused and told me to speak to one of the bouncer looking people standing inside the venue who was a "manager". He (who was unfortunately quite standoffish), showed us that the disabled toilets were in fact BEHIND the admin table where the tickets where being scanned. I was then expected to walk through 20cm pass the table, which I said I couldn't fit, so they lifted the table for me to pass. After using it I felt upset & asked to speak to a manager which I did (of the venue), she took me outside & she apologised & said she would fix it. It wasn't. I had to ask for the table to be moved every time. It was distressing & embarrassing. Ater this, while I was dancing on the dance floor the manager of the event tracked me down and told me to follow her (she didn't wait for me), so I went after her, she took me to the front and had the ticket person move the table and said something like "see we can move it any time for you" - I said, but I don't need to use it right now - and they moved it right back. I also lost my friends the first time I used the toilets and through the ordeal because it took so long, I was dealing with speaking with so many people and couldn't message them, and it took me so long to find them again. It affected my enjoyment of a night that I was looking forward to. I only have a mobility cane, if there was someone with a wheelchair this would be much worse. Also blocking off accessibility to disabled toilets is a human rights violation. I'm disgusted and I'll never be going back to this venue.