Overview

Good access, though actual door to access film theatre is a bit narrow for wheelchairs You need to prebook as wheelchair seating is limited, and it gets very busy.One Companion. can attend for free.

Transport & Parking

Very small carpark with one designated accessible parking space, my companion had to drop me off and park along the street. Street parking available. Public bus stances are a 10 minute walk away on the other side of the river, but the bridge has several steps at one end of it

Access

Long steep ramp up to entrance Automatic buttons to open entrance doors for less abled persons Wheelchair seats are at bottom end of the theatre so down a long slight slope. Door to access theatre quite narrow, there was not enough room for me to wheel myself through the door, my companion had to push me. The theatre does offer alternative formats, and an induction loop

Toilets

There is an accessible toilet on the premises, though I didn’t visit on this occasion.

Staff

Very friendly and helpful

Anything else you wish to tell us?

The film theatre offers facilities for groups of people with access/ sensory issues to book the theatre in groups and offer many access solutions, these are listed on their webpage www.rbcft.co.uk under access