McDonald's

Sauchiehall Street Wheelchair access into McDonald’s however, as it is a busy place there’s not a lot of room for moving around. Seating that can accommodate a wheelchair is very limited, tables are quite also close together downstairs making it difficult to have space to fit a wheelchair. There’s additional seating upstairs however, there is no lift to access that seating. Toilets are also upstairs and from what me and Neve could see a disabled toilet downstairs was not sign posted or visible. McDonald’s in Sauchiehall Street would be okay for a wheelchair to access at a less busy time of the day, as it would make seating and space less stressful. Table service is also an option on the self service machines.

I feel that McDonald's is a fairly accessible venue however the kiosks in the centre of the ground floor cause an issue when tried to mobilise in a wheelchair. The seating plan is also not great for wheelchair users as there is not much space on the ground floor and there is no lifts to go onto the second floor where there is more seating and tables. However, it is accessible and can be accessed by wheelchair users but it could be better.