It's Just Yoga Health & Fitness Festival

The full ijyconnects.com page sitemap (around a hundred pages) contains no accessibility, ADA, directions or parking page. The organiser does publish two things a disabled reader can use, both about how classes are run rather than about the site: the FAQ says "Please listen to your body, pace yourself throughout the day, and feel free to sit back and watch and rest at any time.

This is completely acceptable in any class." and "A limited number of yoga mats will be available for use if you do not own one.", and the class schedule page describes at least one session as deliberately low impact, with "no vinyasa or chaturanga and minimal transitions from all fours to standing to keep the class accessible".

That is an experience level and low impact framing, not an adaptive or chair yoga programme, and no chair yoga or seated class is listed. On surfaces, the organiser publishes nothing: it does not say whether classes are on grass, on the Walt Disney Amphitheater stage or on paving, and the only hint is the FAQ suggestion to bring slip-on shoes and a mat.

Do not assume grass or amphitheatre from that. The venue detail comes from the City of Orlando, not from the festival: the City's Lake Eola Park page lists Disabled Accessible, Restroom Facilities, On Street Parking and Walking Path (Paved) among the park's amenities, and describes the park as having "a sidewalk that circles the lake 0.9 miles in length".

The City therefore publishes that the park is disabled accessible with a paved circuit path and restrooms, but the City does not say where accessible parking is, how far it is from any given part of the park, or whether the restrooms are accessible ones; note also that the City lists the park address as 512 East Washington Street while the festival gives the Robinson and Eola Drive corner, so the practice area could be some distance from any given entrance