Overview

Prince’s Square • Ramp at main entrance and automatic doors so access into the building is good • Corridor leading into the building is very spacious which helps with the accessibility • The lifts inside the main part of the square are quite narrow and cramped which might not suit everyone however in the halls towards the back of the building there are more spacious lifts • The stairs inside the main part of the square are very steep and winding which won’t suit everyone however there are also stairs at the back where the elevators are located which are wider and easier to navigate • When in the square, most shops are spacious and easy to navigate however the restaurant areas are a bit more cramped but not impossible to navigate • Toilets are well signposted and can be found on the levels where there are restaurants • There is an assisted evacuation point located on the first floor for those who may need assistance when evacuating the building in case of an emergency

Transport & Parking

Many parking facilities located in Glasgow city centre which is a walk away from Princes Square. 2 train stations close by. (Glasgow Queen street, Glasgow Central Station) A bus station also close by. (Buchanan Bus station)

Access

There are many lifts located inside Princes Square. Slopes for wheelchair access. Automatic doors.

Toilets

There was toilets on most floors right next to lift access.

Staff

Didn't particularly interact with staff but all seemed friendly and smiley.