Church Temple of Fun
3
3
Date of visit: January 2026
I have experience of challenges around: a hidden impairment, accessing toilets and moving around.
Overall Rating
Average
Temple of Fun is located outside of the city centre with limited parking nearby, and the surrounding streets often lack curb drops or slope very steeply. The entrance is level through manual doors. Some of the tables downstairs are at a suitable height for wheelchair users but several are the taller type. The rest of the seating is upstairs and I couldn't see a lift. The menu is printed in quite small print, and the bar is standard height which is too tall from a wheelchair. It's lit fairly well and the music isn't too loud. In short, you can get around in a wheelchair with a few minor snags.
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Cutlery Works
0.06 km
Kelham Island Museum
0.53 km
National Emergency Services Museum
0.96 km
Turner Museum of Glass
1.20 km
Saint George's Square City Centre Park
1.21 km
The Cathedral Church of St Peter and St Paul
1.22 km
City Hall Tram Stop
1.24 km
The Burton Street Foundation
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Cathedral Tram Stop
1.28 km
Castle Square Tram Stop
1.29 km


