I've recently lost both legs. Despite this I'm in no way down. In fact I just had my first non hospital or doctor appointment outing in two years. Got myself a nice powerful electric wheelchair and I am looking to get back to Easter Road again after a lengthy absence.
What I need to know is what are the disabled facilities (toilet etc) like at Easter Road. Any information would be great. Do they have disabled access in the Famous Five bar?
Thanks for your help.
P.S. I am obviously talking about when fans are allowed back in the stadium.
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15-09-2020 10:17 PM #1
Disabled facilities at Easter Road.
Last edited by iwasthere1972; 15-09-2020 at 10:20 PM.
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15-09-2020 10:25 PM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The facilities in the East Stand are very good, there's lots of wheelchair bays although not sure how full they are.
Everything's accessible.
I can't really comment on the West or Famous Five stands although I used to be in the West and it was good too. I think space is more limited over there though.
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16-09-2020 07:40 AM #3This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteThere is no such thing as too much yarn, just not enough time.
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16-09-2020 07:54 AM #4
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The disabled toilets in the FFL double up as baby changing facilities, they were renewed about 18 months or so ago so are really good.
Loving your positive attitude mate, particularly as it is Hibs related.
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16-09-2020 07:58 AM #5This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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16-09-2020 10:52 AM #6
Given that the Singing Section will no longer be in the FF Upper, do we know if there is any plan to return the former disabled bay in the FF Upper to use as a disabled bay? I realise the Club claim the lift had reached the point where it could no longer be used, but they seem to have it in action for Behind the Goals.
I'm more asking from the POV of the lift as my dad used it (he uses a stick) and has struggled up the stairs since (we couldn't get a suitable alternative seat). I never got the logic why the lift could go to Behind the Goals when the NHS thing fell through but couldn't go to the FF Upper.
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16-09-2020 12:48 PM #7This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I would personally try and get into the east or west stands as the wheelchair platform is elevated.
As someone else has mentioned, the elevated platform in the Famous Five stand has been out of bounds for the last few years and the only wheelchair area is behind the goals at ground level. I'd personally avoid sitting there if at all possible as the view can't be great.
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16-09-2020 01:10 PM #8
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16-09-2020 05:27 PM #9
get in touch with the disability officer at the stadium. Her number should be in the club directory
on the main HC site.
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16-09-2020 05:38 PM #10This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Email - abrown@hibernianfc.co.uk
Phone - 0131 6567066 or 07519119771
She is part time though.
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