Rates
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Apropa Cultura is a cultural leisure resource
As a social entity or service, you can book tickets at an exceptional price.
There are two types of rate: the Apropa Rate and the Reduced Rate.
Once you have registered as a social entity or service, we will assign you one of these two rates based on the characteristics of your centre.
Apropa Rate
It is the programme's standard rate and can be enjoyed for:
- Shows, exhibitions and activities at a maximum of €3 per person.
- Groups of at least 5 people, including supported people and companions.
Notice: Under no circumstances may the group be made up only of companions, whether volunteers, educators or family members.
It is aimed at social centres and services that work with people with disabilities and/or in vulnerable situations:
- People with intellectual disabilities: occupational centres, occupational therapy services, residences...
- People with social difficulties arising from mental illness: day centres, social clubs, community rehabilitation services...
- People with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
- Older people: residences, day centres, programmes to combat isolation, social inclusion programmes...
- People with addictions.
- People deprived of liberty.
- Migrants, refugees and people from ethnic minorities.
- People from the LGBTI community in vulnerable situations.
- Children and adolescents: residential care and open centres...
- Women: gender-based violence and vulnerability.
- People experiencing homelessness.
- People at risk of social exclusion: reception centres, social service centres...
Reduced Rate
It is a special rate aimed at other entities and associations that also deserve a special discount:
- Shows - Prices between €0 - €10 per person and groups of at least 7 people.
- Exhibition visits - The price and minimum group size depend on each activity.
It is aimed at entities related to the field of health and family associations:
- Entities in the field of health.
- Family associations linked to syndromes or illnesses.
- People with physical, hearing or visual disabilities in vulnerable situations.
- Social entities when the number of companions exceeds the number of users.
- Housing for older people.