Overview

Disabled access is through a side entrance by a side street, this is flat so you can get in with a chair or scooter or the walk is only around 20m from car to seats which is great if you don't use a chair. Disabled toilet is right by back door but at the break you will have to wait as people can't be bothered to queue for the normal toilets so if you don't have a visible disability, be prepared to wait or push! Seats are well spaced to fit a big scooter, with a carer chair next to you. Only issue is the bar is up or down steps, they have an app to order drinks to your seats but we did this and the second order didn't turn up, and this may not be suitable for everybody. Overall I think the hippodrome has good accessibility for the age of the building

Transport & Parking

No parking for the venue but the side street has on street parking for blue badge holders so it is fairly easy to find a spot

Access

Good for the age of the building

Toilets

No hoist, standard disabled loo but you'll have to fight the healthies for the loo at break time as they don't want to wait for the normal toilets

Staff

Fairly helpful but sometimes you have to wait by the back door