Juventus continues to enhance accessibility and inclusivity for its supporters. The Bianconeri club has recently announced a series of new services designed to improve the experience of fans with disabilities at the Allianz Stadium in Turin.
Among the main innovations is the launch of a dedicated WhatsApp number for people with disabilities, allowing direct communication with the club for information requests and support. This service has been created to promptly respond to the specific needs of fans, thereby improving the efficiency and quality of assistance.
Another significant advancement is the introduction of a live subtitling service aimed at deaf or hard-of-hearing fans. Supporters can access this feature using their mobile devices to better follow communications and announcements during matches.
For fans with visual impairments, Juventus is also working on a live audio description service for matches. This service will enable them to follow every moment of the game in greater detail and with more engagement, making the experience more immersive and inclusive.
Lastly, physical accessibility to the Allianz Stadium remains a priority for the club, with the availability of reserved seating and dedicated assistance services to facilitate entry and stay at the stadium.
These new initiatives represent a further sign of Juventus’s commitment to greater inclusivity and attention to all its fans, confirming the club’s role as a leader not only on the field but also in the social sphere.
Juventus Announces New Services for Fans with Disabilities
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