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Accessible after a few checks were made
Screens 7 - 12 have flat access to halfway up the rows of seats so these are better if you're trying to avoid steps. Access to screens 1 - 6 is at the level of the bottom of the screen so only good for those who like a sore neck after their films! Although the accessibility info on the website is pretty sparse, and the phone line doesn't give you an option to speak to an actual human, this info was provided quickly and in a very friendly manner when I sent them a message on Facebook. There's a 'through' lift (cool! I'm such a big kid) up to the upstairs screens. The lift can be a bit dodgy though - sometimes the doors don't open upstairs and you have to go back down and get staff to help. The only problem I found was that the doors to the screens were closed and have to be pushed open, so this might pose some people a problem.
Screens 7 - 12 have flat access to halfway up the rows of seats so these are better if you're trying to avoid steps. Access to screens 1 - 6 is at the level of the bottom of the screen so only good for those who like a sore neck after their films! Although the accessibility info on the website is pretty sparse, and the phone line doesn't give you an option to speak to an actual human, this info was provided quickly and in a very friendly manner when I sent them a message on Facebook. There's a 'through' lift (cool! I'm such a big kid) up to the upstairs screens. The lift can be a bit dodgy though - sometimes the doors don't open upstairs and you have to go back down and get staff to help. The only problem I found was that the doors to the screens were closed and have to be pushed open, so this might pose some people a problem.
