Ok, let us be honest, bouldering in a wheelchair is a challenge, so you are going to have to leave it behind! We don’t have any pulleys or ropes that would assist your bouldering because then it wouldn’t be bouldering. So you will need to be able to climb with just your arms. If you are cool with that, then go for it. We don’t have enough staff to provide you with a dedicated support person, but we are a community, and we would look to find you a buddy. If you have a “+1” barrier icon on your card, your essential companion will get free entry. Our soft pads are not able to accommodate a wheel chair. When considering bouldering it is important for anyone bouldering to only climb as high as they are comfortable with, falling off is all part of the activity, as the mats do not guarantee a safe landing. We provide a personalised safety briefing including fall practice for every new climber, and whilst we cannot provide a team member to work with you for the duration of your visit bouldering is a social activity and we would look to introduce you to a buddy. If you have a “+1” barrier icon on your card your essential companion will get free entry. In terms of getting around, wheelchair access is good in most parts of the ground floor, but there is one area that might be a squeeze if you have a particularly wide chair. Now we are going to apologise upfront for the location of the disabled parking which consent design required us to put in one corner of the car park, there is a slight slope to one of the parks. As we continue our journey to making Uprising more accessible, we will be looking into how we can improve the accessibility parking. In the meantime if you ring ahead we would try to reserve you a space near the front door - it is flat there too. The staff are keen for you to get the most out of your visit. If you come across any limitations during your time with us let us know, however please accept the staff’s decisions about what is possible and safe, both for you and are other customers.