D-Day Museum
4
4
Date of visit: August 2024
I have experience of challenges around: moving around
Overall Rating
Good
The D-Day museum has a car park with accessible parking and is also on a bus route. Outside the museum is the last surviving landing craft for tanks from D-Day, the deck of which is fully wheelchair accessible (albeit with some very steep ramps). The deck is uneven in places. Tactile displays, audio descriptions, captioned videos and even videos with sign language are on display. The rest of the museum is a modern building, fully accessible, with exhibits at a good height to be viewed from a wheelchair. The gift shop sells plushie pigeons, in honour of Gustav, the hero homing pigeon of D-Day. They are adorable. Staff are super friendly.
Disabled Access In and Around
Good
Parking & Transport
Good
Accessible Toilets
Excellent
Staff
Excellent
