About this place
✅ Key Accessibility Features
The QVB offers access lifts located at the north and south ends of the building, and also a central lift, giving access to all floors of the centre. qvb.com.au+2Sydney Australia+2
There are wheelchair-accessible toilets located on the Lower Ground Floor near the security office, and on Level 1 (Druitt St end). An ambulant toilet is also on Level 1 (Market St end). qvb.com.au
A dedicated Parents Room is available on the Lower Ground Floor (near the security/security office), with a microwave, change-table, child’s play area and feeding space. qvb.com.au
The building welcomes people with access needs; the website notes “welcomes people with access needs, contact venue/organiser for details”. NSW Government
The building is wheelchair accessible in terms of general visitor access
⚠️ Additional Notes / Things to Check
While the building has lifts for all floors, as a historic-heritage building (opened 1898) some areas may have older layouts or changes, but no wheelchair should experience an issue, so if you require very specific access (e.g., large electric wheelchair, minimal steps) it’s a good idea to contact ahead.
The accessible toilets are specified on particular levels (Lower Ground Floor & Level 1) — check if you’ll be spending time on other levels and plan accordingly.
For assistance, the concierge or security office in the centre can help if you need priority access or help with the bathrooms. qvb.com.au
Parking: The on-site car park has an entry via 111 York St. (Height restriction 1.9 m) — if someone is arriving by car and requires accessible parking, check ahead for details. qvb.com.au
If you use assistive devices (e.g., mobility scooter, walker) you may want to check shop access, aisle widths, and if any ramps are present (most thoroughfares are lift-accessible, but individual store entries can vary).




























