Overview

This is an annual exhibition of most things to do with Disabilities. Ranging from cars and mobility scooters to the more basic needs, what's there changes every year and is quite revealing and very interesting in my eyes.

Transport & Parking

You must follow the signs and ask where the disabled parking is or you could end up paying £12 a day. The signed directions did confuse me but I got there in the end. The traffic marshals are all very helpful and understanding.

Access

All on one level. They could possibly may the alleyways a bit wider as they can sometimes get a bit crowded with people talking to exhibitors.

Toilets

Are good but a tip for you is to use the toilets outside the halls as the ones inside can get a bit busy. The ones I used seemed big enough for my needs.

Staff

Lots of staff inside all willing to help and direct you to where you want to go. Even find time for a chat when your waiting for the halls to open.

Anything else you wish to tell us?

This is my second year at the exhibition and if I am up to it I would like to be going to next years. Entry is free and disabled parking also, when you find it.