No, and this is worth being precise about because it is the right thing to ask.
Personalisation here decides which of your content leads and which supports. It does not remove sections from your site, and it has no ability to reach into the parts of the page you have not marked. Your access page, your navigation and any information you have placed directly on a page are outside its reach entirely.
Within the parts that do vary, access content behaves like any other piece: it surfaces when the visitor's context suggests it matters, and it stays available through your site the rest of the time. A visitor who arrives from a link about relaxed performances sees that first. A visitor who does not is one click from it, exactly as they are today.
We also hold a rule that access content is written by you and copied exactly, never paraphrased and never summarised. Provision described approximately is provision nobody can plan around, and a venue that has done the work of being accessible should not have that work reworded by a machine.
This is one atom from the Spectare content library. Spectare assembles the right atoms for each visitor in real time, based on who they are and how they arrived.