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Bristol Zoo Project

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Bristol Zoo Project is a wildlife conservation park in North Bristol, United Kingdom. It is run by Bristol Zoological Society. All the information for this venue has been submitted by visitors in the form of reviews. If you represent this location please submit your information using the 'Venues' tab above.

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sandystonestravel

Aug 2025

Accessibility Review

♿ Rolled into Bristol Zoo Project in style today with my EtechMobility Y20 Luxe! Here’s the accessibility lowdown: 🅿️ 20 Blue Badge spaces within 25m of entrance 🎟 Lowered kiosk window on arrival 🦽 4 manual wheelchairs to borrow 🛍️ Shop door 110cm wide (till not lowered) side gate exit available 🛤️ Ramps & some paths bumpy/steep, natural trails smoother 🐒 Lemur walk-through doable in a chair, but need 2 people for gates 🚻 Accessible toilets + gender-neutral options, space for carer 🗺️ Hearing loop, social story, sensory map available 🚨 Visual fire alarms, charging point for mobility aids, fridge for meds 💬 Staff trained in disability awareness, some with BSL skills 🪑 Plenty of rest points & quiet spaces 🐕 Trained assistance dogs allowed ✅ Great effort overall but smoother paths would make it brilliant!

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