Accessibility at Strawberry Field

Yes, there is parking available at Strawberry Field, including a number of accessible parking spaces that are conveniently placed towards our main entrance.

• Designated parking within 50 metres of the main entrance.
• Drop-off point with dropped curbs for guests immediately outside the main entrance.

Yes, strawberry Field is wheelchair accessible with a clear pathway and exhibits at comfort level.

The Strawberry Field bandstand is wheelchair accessible via a door at the rear, which is locked for safety reasons. If you would like to access the bandstand, please get in touch prior to your visit or let a member of staff know upon your arrival.

Yes, Strawberry Field have accessible toilets, including Changing Places and stoma-friendly facilities.

Strawberry Field is one of the first UK attractions to offer Changing Places facilities. Changing Places toilets are designed to provide more space and equipment than a conventional wheelchair-accessible toilet and aim to meet the needs of people of all ages who need help dealing with their intimate hygiene.

In addition, we have two accessible toilet facilities on the ground floor and one accessible toilet on the lower ground floor. There is a wide cubicle in each standard toilet facility on the ground floor.

We have a stoma-friendly facility on the ground floor.

Yes, Strawberry Field is a suitable attraction for people with Autism and Learning Disabilities.

• Care with our use of language on text boards.
• Our media guides have a 3.5mm jack input. Visitors are welcome to use their own headphones to access the media guide.

• Sensory items and ear defenders are available at reception on request.

   

Strawberry Field offers bookable pre-arranged tours guided by a trained staff member, complete with media guides. The exhibition has also been designed to avoid collision points, accommodate cane detection, provide colour contrast between floors and walls, and include tactile elements. To arrange a guided tour, email info@strawberryfieldliverpool.com.

All videos on the media guide include captions. BSL guided tours are also available by appointment — email info@strawberryfieldliverpool.com to arrange.

The media guide is available in multiple languages, including Brazilian Portuguese, French, Mandarin, and Spanish, in addition to English.

Yes, assistance dogs are welcome on site.

Yes, there is a lift available on site.

Yes. Sensory fidget toys, fidget muffs, and ear defenders are available at the reception desk. Just ask a member of staff if you'd like to use one.

Visitors should be aware that the experience features multiple screens and projections, which may affect those with visual sensitivity, epilepsy, or migraines. It is recommended that visitors take this into consideration before attending.

An independent review of Strawberry Field's accessible features is available on AccessAble.

Strawberry Field uses accessible design in marketing materials and has large print formats of information available. We are currently reviewing our marketing activities to ensure everyone is able to access all our materials. 

To see a Visual Story of Strawberry Field, take a look here. This tells you what to expect when you arrive.