The Brighton Dome
4.5
4.5
Date of visit: December 2017
I have experience of challenges around: moving around
Overall Rating
Excellent
We’ve been to the Brighton Dome a few times - to see comedy, and music. The last time we went to see ‘The Divine Comedy’ who were brilliant. The Dome is behind the Pavilion and was, I think, the original stable block. The level access entrance has beautiful old wall tiles, and the whole place has a slightly faded elegance. about it. One problem with music concerts is visibility in a wheelchair when those (understandably) in front want to dance and unwittingly block the view. The Dome had anticipated this problem and asked me if I would like to be moved once the audience got up (at the band’s request). I agreed, and was very impressed when they came over and duly moved me and moved anyone who dared to stand in front of me. In addition, there are disabled spaces outside. But get there early.
Disabled Access In and Around
Excellent
All level access
Parking & Transport
Excellent
Parking outside or up the road in a car park
Accessible Toilets
Good
I didn’t use but close to seats and looked fine.
Staff
Excellent
Couldn’t be nicer.
Additional Information
No
