Overview

Everyone loves a trip to Ikea. You'll end up buying things you never knew you needed. What's better is that it's wheelchair accessible with disabled parking, changing places and spacious restaurant.

Transport & Parking

There are disabled parking bays at the front of the building with plenty of space for getting in/out of the car. There is also a dropped curb from the parking bay area onto the path.

Access

Flat surface and level access entrance into the store. There is a revolving door with a wheelchair button, which I think slows down the turning of the door. I've never had to do this as the door doesn't revolve very fast anyway. There is also a wheelchair accessible door on the left which has a large push button to automatically open the door. There is a large lift to take you up to the showroom, but there is also a wide door to take you through to the markethall if you don't want to go through the showroom. Lots of space to move around.

Toilets

There is a changing places toilet at the entrance, which had everything you need as well as a clos-o-mat toilet - amazing. There is also an accessible toilet upstairs next to the restaurant and one at the exit.

Staff

Staff have always been very friendly and helpful.

Anything else you wish to tell us?

I go to ikea often and never have any issues. Would definitely recommend to others.

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