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"Out of all the tourist attractions that I have visited over this summer the ss Great Britain has been the most Deaf and Disability aware.
Thank you for all your efforts in making our visit more enjoyable." Natalie Coles, RNID |
Brunel’s ss Great Britain is one of the most accessible historic ships in the world.
The ss Great Britain Trust has won three national awards for access. Our access includes:
Good Access Guide
The Good Access Guide includes a plan of the site and recommended routes. To ensure historical authenticity, a few areas are more difficult to access. Where this is the case, alternative access routes and facilities are provided.
Download the Brunel's ss Great Britain Good Access Guide
For a text only version of the Good Access Guide:
Download a text only version of Brunel's ss Great Britain Good Access Guide
General Facilities
- There is lift access into the dry dock, the Dockyard Museum and on board the ss Great Britain.
- On the ss Great Britain there is lift access in the funnel to all decks.
- The lifts can accommodate one person in a wheelchair and one assistant, or three people standing. Each lift is different, please check instructions carefully.
- There are disabled toilets on the ground floor of the Dockyard Museum, on the ship and by the Dockyard Cafe Bar.
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“The Access Association has been impressed with the level of commitment to resolving access issues within this historic dockyard.”
Eamon McClelland, Past President of the Access Association
Please use the links below for details of further assistance for: