Museums, Liverpool
3.5
3.5
Date of visit: August 2016
Overall Rating
Good
The museum itself was split into four areas; the history of Liverpool, the Titanic, the Slavery Museum, and the cafe. All areas were accessible by lift. All three exhibitions were interesting and displayed information in a variety of ways such as audio transcripts, videos, and pictures. There were regular tours around the areas for more information. Maps were laid over with braille in all areas, and guide dogs were permitted for those with loss of sight.
Disabled Access In and Around
Excellent
Seating was available throughout, there were accessible toilets on every floor and the lifts were large and spacious. In the restaurant the staff came to you. Video displays used BSL alongside the video.
Parking & Transport
Good
Disabled parking was readily available for those which required it in nearby carparks.
Accessible Toilets
Good
The accessible toilets on every floor which looked spacious.
Staff
Excellent
Staff were conversational and knowledgeable about topics. All tour guides seemed friendly and enjoyed engaging in conversation with the visitors.
