Clear access
Recorded key steps look fairly workable. Still judge against your wheelchair and conditions that day.
A ramp or an elevator is not enough on its own. We look at whether the whole trip, from drop-off to visiting, actually connects.
Metro exits, elevators, parking, and drop-off points: how far to the entrance?
Steps, ramps, side doors, and thresholds decide whether you can enter independently.
Gravel, steep ramps, narrow doors, and floor changes can break the visit.
Toilets, elevators, and rest spots: not just whether they exist, but whether they work.
Start with the overall judgment, then open each step. Color is always paired with words and an icon.
Recorded key steps look fairly workable. Still judge against your wheelchair and conditions that day.
There is a recorded issue with a path or facility. Read the specific barrier, then plan help or an alternative.
A blocked record exists, and some routes may not be passable. Confirm a usable entrance and path before going.
Key steps are still unconfirmed. That does not mean you cannot go, and it does not mean access is clear.
If a barrier and missing information both exist, the place page shows them separately. Anything not recorded is marked unconfirmed.
Illustrated trip · not a real venue
The main door has steps, but the north door works. Facilities only help when they sit on an actual route.
Distances and facilities below are examples only. Check a real place page before you go.
Find an exit with an elevator first
Check surfaces and curb cuts along the way
Use another door and continue the indoor route
The main door has 4 steps; detour to the north door is about 120 m.
Change floors and keep visiting
Confirm location and whether it is usable
Take these questions to the access records for real places.