4.5
King Koby, Central Arcade.
The entry to King Koby is glass double doors that open outwards manually. They're fairly light weight, & just one was plenty wide enough for the powered wheelchair. There is a small ramp up to the otherwise flat shop floor.
The waiting area is wooden benches which are unfortunately inaccessible from a wheelchair, but there is room to park on the end.
The shop floor is spacious, & you may choose to remain in your wheelchair if you wish.
The payment counter is a little high, but the card machine can come loose & be passed to you.
I'm unsure about toilet access, but being in the city centre disabled toilets are available in nearby shopping centres for sure.
Staff are super friendly, helpful, & completely unphased by disability.
There is disabled parking directly outside, a taxi rank, & multiple nearby bus stops. Some of the pavements are uneven, but passable in a wheelchair.
The entry to King Koby is glass double doors that open outwards manually. They're fairly light weight, & just one was plenty wide enough for the powered wheelchair. There is a small ramp up to the otherwise flat shop floor.
The waiting area is wooden benches which are unfortunately inaccessible from a wheelchair, but there is room to park on the end.
The shop floor is spacious, & you may choose to remain in your wheelchair if you wish.
The payment counter is a little high, but the card machine can come loose & be passed to you.
I'm unsure about toilet access, but being in the city centre disabled toilets are available in nearby shopping centres for sure.
Staff are super friendly, helpful, & completely unphased by disability.
There is disabled parking directly outside, a taxi rank, & multiple nearby bus stops. Some of the pavements are uneven, but passable in a wheelchair.
