Really good
4
4
Date of visit: September 2015
I have experience of challenges around: moving around
Overall Rating
Good
Excellent dedicated space for wheelchair users and carer goes free
Disabled Access In and Around
Excellent
there is a permanent ramp in front of the Apollo and there are two dedicated wheelchair seating areas with a reasonably good view of the stage
Parking & Transport
Good
I don't know about parking, but the nearby tubes of which I have arrived-Hammersmith and city line and the district/circle line are accessible, although I have heard that on one of the platforms in the Piccadilly/district/circle line station, the trains arrive below the platform which means that they are not accessible to wheelchairs. Check before you travel. But the Hammersmith and city line station is definitely completely accessible
Accessible Toilets
Good
There is a dedicated RADAR key toilet right next to the wheelchair seating area on the left-hand side (as you look at the stage). It is a great toilet because there is never a queue as nobody else can use it, only RADAR keyholders. If you are seated in the wheelchair area on the right-hand side of the stage you will have to go all the way across because there is only one disabled toilet.
Staff
Good
Helpful and showed me to my teaching area
Additional Information
There is no permanent seating in the wheelchair spaces, so if you are going with the companion they will need to sit on a loose chair. Clever goes free! Call the booking line directly to book your tickets
