Overview

Just a quick trip up The Spinnaker Tower while in this part of the world, which was a completely new experience. There is a lift thank goodness and all the staff were nice and friendly. As we arrived when it opened there were no queues (and it was Sunday) On assenting to the cafe butterflies entered my stomach as I looked out. It was still high (don't like heights) but it was a lovely day and the views spectacular, you can see for miles. There is a glass section of floor which ordinarily I would not of crossed but as a a captive in a wheelchair I was wheeled over, not once but twice, giving clear vie of the drop to street level.t is possible to go up another floor, but only on foot. They are also equipped with a disabled toilet and all the trimmings. Try coffee and cake at the cafe and the shop is back on the ground floor at the exit. A s the tower stand in the town parking was in the local multi-storey (Disabled bay of course) and a short walk through a level shopping centre.

Transport & Parking

No special parking, just inn centre. Walk throg town was no prob!em.

Access

No real access problems.

Toilets

Wheelchair got into the bathroom without issue, can't say I looked for grab rails but must of been there for me to use. I didn't notice a cord either. No problem getting to the sink and hand dryer either.

Staff

All were chatty and nice.

Anything else you wish to tell us?

A nice relaxing place for coffee and an overview of Pprtsmouth.

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