Not very well equipped for invisible disabilities.
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Date of visit: August 2026
Overall Rating
Average
I'm not a wheelchair user but i've multiple sclerosis and my legs are affected, so not only am i'm determined to use them before I loose them, i'm also quite conscious about taking up resources that others may need more (i.e. waiting for a lift and making the queue longer for those with no other options), so upon entry I committed to the stairs to get to the viewing deck, this is not a commitment i'd have made had there been a sign anywhere to inform us that the viewing deck was 3 stories high. I didn't want to make the same mistake again on the scenic lift vs stairs so I waited for the lift, it would have been nice to have had benches to wait for the lift, I do better walking than standing still for long periods of time but ironically the seats were the other side of the barrier before the stairs and being an adult alone with a young child i was unable to sit without losing our place in the queue for the lift. In general, there weren-t many places to sit and take a break. Over all it seems well equipped for wheelchair users, but not so well equipped for those who struggle with mobility but are not in a chair.
Staff
Good
