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Now the summer is over where can we take the kids???

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Timbo1964 · 01/10/2014 10:07

Summer is great for wheelchair users - the outdoors is so big :-). Zoos, parks, shopping etc. Now that we are moving to the colder months it does get a bit harder - maybe we could start a list of places that are good to visit for wheelchair users and other disabled children and young people. I will start with a couple of simple ideas - but please add and include any comments about facilities if possible.

At Bristol - A science activity day - it is very accessible and lots to do. They do have a hoist in one of the accessible loos (in the café) unfortunately not one with a changing table though! But Bristol does have a couple of changing places! It is lots of fun - but can get very busy. Top tip - invest the £1 for the planetarium - it is great :-)

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KatieeWhizzKidz · 02/10/2014 13:13

Have you used Euan's Guide before? Its essentially a trip advisor for looooooads of different types of venues all over the UK from restaurants to museums to even banks, for people to review with all types of disabilities www.euansguide.com/.

Working at Whizz-Kidz and listening to a lot of our ambassadors I know they have found this helpful for days out Smile

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