Dundee Contemporary Arts

Went to see the new Bob Dylan biopic after booking online and getting excellent advice from the DCA website about what to expect.

It’s often so difficult to go to the cinema when you are disabled as you end up in the front of the cinema and end up with a nasty crick in your neck. This was not true at the DCA. I went with some friends to the cinema today and they could not work out how you prebooked the wheelchair seats. (Having looked since it’s not actually hard you just have to email or Phone and ask). When we got there the staff were really helpful and said we could chose whether to sit up in the wheelchair seats or if we preferred we could sit in our booked seats and it’s fully ramped to the front at the right hand sided. We chose to sit in our booked seats as it is currently quiet with the Covid spacing of seats so we knew we wouldn’t be stopping anyone getting to their seats further in the row. Maybe not an option if it was busy or if you struggle to transfer but worked for us and the seats were really comfy. The staff were all really helpful and nice to be able to sit in the cinema seats as there was ramped access.

Lift very small, disabled toilet on entrance inaccessible for wheelchairs and disabled toilet on restaurant/cinema level doubles as a baby changing so often engaged. Good space for wheelchairs at back of cinema beside seats for two people.