Terry Street Medical Practice has accessible parking available out the front. Access to the entrance is via stairs, or alternatively a lift is available for those unable to use the stairs. Inside, the hallways are quite narrow, with access leading to private rooms. No toilet facilities are available within the practice.

Terry Street Medical Practice

Parking lot for Terry Street shops, with a bus stop on site. Most stores have a small step at the entrance, but Three Flamingos Café offers an accessible ramp and toilet inside.

Accessible parking Terry St & Wiley St - Albion Park

Aldi Albion Park, there are two accessible parking spaces available in the Aldi store outdoors, the area is flat with wide aisles that allow easy movement throughout and navigate securely to the entrance of the store. No toilet facilities are available nearby…

Accessible parking Ash Ave - Albion Park

Located at the back of Albion Park Public School, the drop-off area is flat and has plenty of space. A ramp is positioned near the entrance, providing a smooth transition from the parking or drop-off zone. Entry into the school involves a slight uphill incline, handrails are available along the path

Accessible parking Taylor Rd - Albion Park

The parking lot for the Albion Park Showground. The parking lot is on a slight incline, surfaced with smooth asphalt, although the surrounding area is much rougher. The parking area is on a slight incline but the pathways and showground grass is fairly flat. Toilets are located adjacent to the parking lot.

Accessible parking Halket Ln - Albion Park

Parking is available in the Woolworths parking lot, with a bus stop located on the street nearby. The venue has a small ordering area with outdoor seating. The closest restroom is located next to Woolworths.

Joe's Milkbar

HARS Aviation Museum is a mostly ground floor venue with generally flat access through the main public areas. The floors inside the hangars are smooth concrete, which helps with movement through the larger display spaces. Some areas of the museum are only accessible as part of a guided tour. The museum closes at 3:30pm.

The main museum areas are located on the ground floor, with wide, mostly flat pathways through the public display areas.

Hangar 1, Hangar 3, and the aircraft interiors are only accessible as part of a guided tour.

Hangar 3 is spacious, flat, and includes a ramp for entry and exit

 

Hangar 1 is slightly more cramped, though still fairly spacious overall

 

There is an uneven surface near the exit of Hangar 1, which may require extra care

 

Aircraft interiors are only accessible during the guided tour.

Some aircraft displays require stairs and are not step-free:

The Qantas 747 requires climbing a large number of stairs

 

The Super Constellation has 15 steps to enter and is quite cramped inside

 

The aircraft interiors are generally narrow and include raised thresholds, which may make access difficult for some wheelchair users and people using mobility aids.

Visitors who prefer not to use stairs can still view many aircraft from ground level within the hangars.

The main hangar areas appear suitable for manual wheelchair users, while larger motorised wheelchairs may find some spaces more difficult to navigate.

The museum also has 2 to 3 donated wheelchairs available for visitors to use free of charge, subject to availability.

Toilets are located across from the café.

an ambulant toilet in the male and female toilets

 

Entry is paid, with concession/student tickets costing $30.
Companion Cards are accepted.

Aviation Museum Australia - HARS

Parking lot is located closest to McDonald’s but also provides access to nearby stores. The road surface is rough but level with the store entrances. Restrooms are available inside McDonald’s.

Accessible parking Princes Hwy - Albion Park Rail

Parking for Regal Heights Shopping Complex, entrance is on a steep hill. The parking area itself is on a slight incline, with a smooth but narrow connecting pathway to the shops. There are no toilets nearby.

Accessible parking Sophia St - Albion Park

Parking  at the back of Albion Park Arcade, providing access to the main road shopping strip. The area is flat. The nearest public toilet is approximately 50 metres away, located around the corner at Mood Park.

Accessible parking McGrath Ln - Albion Park

Parking is available close to entrance, there is ramp access from the parking lot and a large entrance pathway. The area is flat, with enough space inside for two trolleys to pass through most areas. The nearest restroom is located outside.

Woolworths Albion Park

There is one accessible parking space available, with a bus stop located across the street. A non-accessible toilet is situated between the stores, while an accessible toilet is located behind the stores, requiring a key from the owner. The seating area itself is flat and easy to navigate, though the nearby surrounding area features steep hills.

Blue Jay Cafe

McDonald’s Albion Park, there is one accessible parking space available. The front entrance overlaps with the drive-through, while the back entrance has a long ramp but no accessible parking nearby. There is a large outdoor seating area, along with plenty of indoor seating that provides ample space to move between tables. One accessible toilet is available inside.

McDonald’s Albion Park

There is one accessible parking space available, with automated doors for entry. Pathways inside are narrow, but the seating areas provide sufficient space for a wheelchair. The restroom doors are light and push to open, they have restricted space, though it is kept clean.

There are four designated mobility parking spots available in the area, two located near the main street shops and two positioned closer to the adjacent church. The surrounding area is flat and easy to traverse, with ramp access from the carpark up to the sidewalk, providing smooth transition for wheelchair users and those with mobility aids. The nearest public restroom is located 100 metres to the south, down Fisher Street.

Accessible parking Fisher St - Oak Flats

Taco Bell, located off the Princes Highway in Albion Park Rail. There is one accessible parking space available, there is extra space on one side, the parking lot area is flat and smooth. The main doorway is automatic, and the internal pathways are spacious and easy to navigate. Seating is available both inside and outside, though the areas are relatively small. Two accessible toilets are available inside the store.

Taco Bell Albion Park

Planet fitness Oak flats is located next to Oak Flats railway station. You can only access it coming off New Lake entrance Road via the roundabout. The path to enter the gym is mostly flat with a slight incline coming off the car park.

There are three disability parking spaces; two located to the right of the gym in front of Warrigal where you will turn left to enter the gym, and one located to the left of the gym. You will see the parking lot when you first enter the car park as you turn left and head straight down to the gym. The car park is flat, and is divided up in three sections of available parking. ⅓ of the parking is Warrigal parking, ⅓ is little people’s childcare parking and the remaining ⅓ is unmarked parking, suitable for planet fitness customers. Throughout the busy times (6am, 3pm-6pm), it can be difficult to find parking. During 9am-1pm the gym is usually quieter.

There are automatic doors which are wide enough for anyone to enter, no matter what accessibility you have. There is a front desk where you scan in and will be greeted by staff. The desk is a little high, but if you find it difficult to talk to staff, if you follow the desk around there is a gap.

There is an accessible toilet to the right of the desk, towards the far side of the gym, in between the male and female toilets, next to the water station. The toilet/bathroom has turning space, flat ground, includes rails and the basin is low enough for people to use. The shower has a bench and a hand-held shower head. There is also an ambivalent toilet available in both the male and female toilets.

There are two memberships; black spa and classic weekly. The black spa membership is $10.95 a week, which allows you to use the black spa features, however the only accessibility options are the massage chairs, hydro bed and wellbeing pod, if you have help to help assist you into the facilities, if help is not available you can ask if one of the staff members are available to help. With the black spa membership you can also bring a guest for free. The classic membership is $7 a week, which allows you to only use the gym and do classes, but you are still able to bring someone with you if you need help. Planet fitness also allows assistant animals at the gym.

There are multiple classes available, however, the most accessible is upper body and strength classes. There is also a program design class available, this is where you work with a trainer and they design a workout program for you, in which the trainers will be able to modify exercises for all your needs.

The gym has a wide range of equipment and machines available. There is quite a bit of space available between machines, with wide space in between the isles. The gym is flat, with no stairs throughout. If you are able to transfer yourself or with help into the smith machine, then you can use most of the machine’s. There is a mixture of smith machines for upper and lower body. There are also free weights available, ropes, barbells. If you get stuck on what machines or exercises you can do, there are trainers and managers available to give you tips. There are no clear signs on what is accessible and what isn’t but if you have any questions, staff are able to help.

Staff can help members with getting equipment safely, and safe transfers if needed.

Seating

Upon entry to the left, there are two tables available, as well as two couches in the black spa room.

Lockers

There are small lockers available next to the female toilets, as well as bigger lockers in the male and female toilets. There are lockers available towards the bottom, and they have a handle that you turn to the right to lock. If you want to bring a lock to secure your items you can, as the lockers don't have a proper lock.

Lighting and noise

The gym is brightly lit and music can be loud; staff may be able to lower volume on request. Music is managed via CrowdDJ.

Planet Fitness

Street-side parking is available, with a bus stop located on an adjacent street. The main area is flat, with pathways connecting the park to the street, however, further down the pathway leads into a hilly area. There are no public restrooms available nearby.

 John Shepherd Reserve

There is no designated parking available, only roadside parking on the street. The road connects to the sidewalk that allows for easy access from the vehicle to the main area, the park is also accessible via public transport, with nearby bus stops within 300m of the park,

The sidewalk is on a slight incline and circles around the entire park. A bridge is located on the opposite side, providing additional access, although it is somewhat bumpy. The surrounding area is level with well-maintained surfaces suitable for wheelchairs, mobility scooters, and prams.

There is a picnic area under shade accessible over a slightly inclined grassy area. The central gazeebo is only accessible via stairs. There are no nearby accessible toilets.

Drysdale Park

Parking is available behind the park, with a bus stop located about 100 metres away on the main road. The area is generally flat, though some roads are narrow and certain gated entrances have a raised step. An accessible toilet is available on site.

Mood Park

Nearest parking available for access to the public pool, library, youth centre, and public garden. The area is flat, with several accessible spots located near building entrances. Restrooms are available within the facilities, or a public toilet located further down the street near Woolworths.

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