Eden Project

I enjoyed my visit to the eden project this summer. I feel more could be done to make this area more disability friendly. For example, including BSL on videos, more audioguides for visually impaired and more seating on pathways. That being said the Eden Project is doing more now than it was 10 years ago on my last visit.

This is not my first visit and I will be going again. It changes with the seasons! (what a surprise!) Firstly if you cannot manage the steep slope down from the car park to entrance - you can phone and they will collect you form the disabled parking! I book an electric wheelchair ahead ( I find it essential as there is a lot of steep paths. It has been designed with enabling the disabled everywhere (except the tree top wire narrow footbridge) access is brilliant, good toilet facilities and priority requested for disabled in lifts. wheelchair can park at end of long food hall tables or eat individually outside Your 'personal assistant' goes in free and multiple entries are available for following 12 months - they just ask for a donation for the very comfortable electric wheelchair I would give higher than 5 stars if I could!! All the staff were more than helpful

An excellent day out but a bit pricey at £27.50 pp but carer goes free.Everywhere is wheelchair accessible,great toilets plenty of disabled parking and restaurant is good as is the shop.