FAQ 3

Do I need to make reservations? What if I want to bring a group of people? Reservations are not required for groups under 50 people. If you have a larger group, (50 people or more) please contact us to reserve a tour if you desire. If you do not want a free. specialized tour, you may enter in smaller groups. Our gate security lets in small bunches of people (50 or less) at a time, so any larger groups may get split up there. We'd love to give you a tour of Bethlehem, allowing you to keep your group together, but it is not necessary. Is Bethlehem handicap accessible? The parking lot that Journey to Bethlehem is constructed in is covered with a thin layer of straw. Wheelchair users have been able to enter and enjoy Bethlehem on their own, but having someone help push them is highly recommended. There are no stairs, and there are wheelchair code-approved ramps to the restrooms. If you use a walker, are sight-impaired or have a guide dog, we still invite you to experience Bethlehem. If you have a companion to help you, we encourage that. If you don't, let us know at the gate, and we will provide a friendly tour guide who will assist you! NOTE: There is curb-side drop-off at the gate for vehicles with elderly or disabled passengers ONLY. Please let us know if you need assistance in any way. What if I see someone I know in the cast? Smile at them, talk to them, but don't try to get them to break their character.
Let them be the towns-person they are performing as. Enjoy the entire production,
but don't hassle them. Where are the visitor restrooms? In Manhattan Beach, just after you enter Bethlehem through the large archway,
the restrooms are located on your left, inside the lower hallway.
Is Bethlehem fire-proofed? Every part of Bethlehem is sprayed twice with fire-retardant approved by the Fire Marshall. This does not make Bethlehem fire proof, but extremely fire-resistant. The chemical we spray on the sets won’t let things burn. The spray is non-toxic to humans and animals. We practice and encourage extreme safety inside the performance area at all times! Will I end up on a newspaper, or even TV? Possibly. By entering Journey to Bethlehem, you may be photographed and videotaped, by Journey of Faith, as well as visitors or the press. You assume all the responsibilities and risks of your likeness being used by Journey of Faith or other entities not affiliated with Journey of Faith. Just like going to Disneyland or Sea World, we can't control everyone with a video camera or camera. Journey of Faith will not intentionally use your likeness to portray you in a negative way.

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