Wales Millennium Centre

Overall, this accessible bathroom is really clean and tidy with a large enough amount of space for someone in a wheelchair to be able to transfer to the toilet. I moved the sanitary bin as I felt it was in a position. Difficult to actually get your foot onto the pedal because you had to navigate around the sink and the toilet. Otherwise you would have to lift it with your hand which is not hygienic. The red cord was in a poor condition and draping on the floor part of the red toggle further up was broken as well. I adjusted the cord so that it was not on the floor and by moving the sanitary bin it did mean it was more easily accessible and not pushed further against the wall by the bin. No card to add.

WMC has always been wonderful, I've been completely supported, even throughout medical episodes. They have great accessible toilets, staff are kind, polite and helpful. It's a safe space in the bay for me. The only issues are waiting for a lift after a show is a bit difficult as there's only 2 lifts, and transport (which is pretty common in Cardiff, let's be honest!). Stage door (Private one) is also accessible for students and performers, and public stage door after shows has seating in the surrounding areas.

The Wales Millennium Centre is a lovely theatre with good access and is in theory very disabled friendly.