Guide to disabled access for council venues
Making sure our venues are accessible to all our customers is very important to us.That's why we have teamed up with Disabled Go to check the accessibility of our main council buildings. These include our leisure centres and other council venues, as well as many of our parks and open spaces.
For more information about the accessibility of other venues and services in Belfast and other areas of the UK, visit www.disabledgo.com
Leisure centres
The Disabled Go website provides access information about many of our leisure centres. Use the links below to find out more about your nearest leisure centre:- Andersonstown Leisure Centre
- Avoniel Leisure Centre
- Ballysillan Leisure Centre
- Falls Leisure Centre
- Loughside Recreation Centre
- Shankill Leisure Centre
- Whiterock Leisure Centre
Parks
Many of our parks and open spaces are suitable for disabled users. Find out more about access by using the links below:Other council venues
| Parking information | Outside access | Inside access | Toilet facilities | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Belfast City Hall | No car park (convenient drop-off point available in front of the building). On-street marked Blue Badge bays are not available. |
No level access available. The main doors open towards you (pull) and are double width. A ramp or slope is located in front of the entrance. |
Features include level access, a lift and hearing assistance (fixed loop) system (and staff trained to use it). All internal doors are automatic and push-pad operated. |
There are adapted toilets within the building for public use. |
| Belfast Castle | Tarmaced car park with three designated parking bays (dimensions are 9ft 10in by 17ft ). The nearest designated bay is four metres from the main accessible entrance. |
No level access available. The main doors open towards you (pull) and are double width. A ramp or slope is located in front of the entrance. |
Features include level access, a lift and bright lighting levels. The Cave Hill Visitor Centre is located on the second floor of the building. |
There are adapted toilets within the building for public use. | Malone House | Car park with four designated parking bays (dimensions are 12ft 5in by 13ft 9in). The nearest designated bay is 35 metres from the main accessible entrance. |
Level access available. The main doors open away from you (push) and are single width. The doors open automatically and the main door is usually held open. |
Features include level access, a lift and hearing assistance (fixed loop) system. There is a permanent induction hearing loop system in the Harberton function room and permanent hearing assistance systems could also be provided in any of the other function rooms. |
There are adapted toilets within the building for public use. | Belfast Waterfront | This venue does not have its own car park. On-street marked Blue Badge bays are not available. |
Level access available. The main doors open automatically and are double width. |
Features include level access, a lift and hearing assistance (fixed loop) system (and staff trained to use it). |
There are adapted toilets within the building for public use. | Ulster Hall | No car park. On-street marked Blue Badge bays are not available. |
No level access available. The main doors open away from you (push) and are double width. |
Features include level access and a lift. |
There are adapted toilets within the building for public use. |



