Overview

The whole station is accessible in a wheelchair.

Transport & Parking

I arrived to the station by train and then walked. There was a very full taxi section where there were also disabled parking bays available. The nearest bus station is in Piccadilly Gardens.

Access

The station is large so if you're mobility impaired you may struggle. There were ramps available for the trains and also lifts. There was seating at regular intervals around the station. There were also transport wheelchairs available. Train time displays were high up and were orange light up text. The print wasn't large. Some of the signs had larger print than others usually white bold print on a dark blue background. Platforms 13/14 didn't appear to have tactile paving at the platform edge. Other platforms had the tactile paving.

Toilets

Toilet in main entrance was clean and accessed using a radar key. There was enough space to turn around. The grab rails and toilet seat were of a contrasting colour. There were rails on the door, around toilet and around sink. There was also a toilet up in the waiting area for platform 13/14. I didn't see any signs saying there was a changing places toilet.

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