Honest, first-hand notes on what is actually accessible - not what the signage claims.
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The main promenade is smooth paved and fully rollable for about 2 km. The garden paths branching off are loose gravel and not usable. Accessible washr…
Ramped main entrance with a gentle gradient. Registration has one lowered counter at the far left. Accessible washrooms on the ground and second floor…
Purpose-built with step-free access throughout. Court surface is good for sports chairs. Accessible changing room with a bench and a roll-in shower. H…
A ramp was added at the rear entrance; the front steps remain the only other way in, so go around to the back. Ground and first floor are accessible b…
Assistance desk is immediately inside gate 2. Accessible washrooms both before and after security — the one after security, near gate 12, is the large…
Ramp at the east entrance. Lift works but is often occupied by staff — allow time. No accessible washroom in the complex, which is worth knowing befor…
One small ramp at the entrance, slightly steep but manageable with a push. Ground floor seating has good spacing between tables. No accessible washroo…
Wheelchair spaces are at the back of each screen, two per screen, and must be booked by phone — they do not appear in the app. Accessible washroom is…
Lifts from street to concourse to platform on both lines. The lift on the north-east exit is frequently out of service — the south exit lift is the re…
Step-free from the basement parking through to all floors. Accessible washroom on levels 1 and 3 — the level 1 one is kept locked, ask at the customer…
Two accessible rooms with roll-in showers and grab bars; ask for room 104 specifically, as 108 has a higher bed. A beach mat is laid out to the water…
Step-free entry at the side gate — the main entrance has stairs only. Lift reaches all four floors. Stacks are wide enough to turn in on floors 1 and…
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