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Tag: Attack! Pro Wrestling

  • The Loco, Bristol

    The Loco, Bristol

    Address:

    Clock Tower Yard, Bristol, BS1 6QH

    Website:

    https://www.locoklub.com/access-info/

    Promotions:

    Attack! Pro Wrestling

    Step-free access?

    Yes (though the street outside the venue is cobbled)

    Seating available?

    Yes

    Wheelchair spaces provided?

    Yes

    Accessible toilets?

    Yes. It’s accessed by a radar key that is available from the bar and can be kept for the duration of the event.

    Car parking nearby?

    There are various short stay car parks approx 300m away from the venue, but if you need closer parking then the venue can assign you a space.

    Air conditioning?

    TBC

    Helpful staff?

    Yes

    Notes:

    The Loco Klub  considers itself an inclusive venue, with a Silver Award from Attitude is Everything. They offer respite spaces if needed, and certainly gave us the impression they are happy to support with any access requirements they can.

  • Cathays Community Centre, Cardiff

    Cathays Community Centre, Cardiff

    Address:

    36-38 Cathays Terrace, Cardiff CF24 4HX

    Website:

    https://cathays.org.uk/

    Promotions?

    Attack! Pro Wrestling

    Step-free access?

    The front of the building has a drop-curb, and the venue has a wide entrance, plus a large front door to the cafe and main reception. Hallways are wide with ramps for wheelchairs, and double doors to both main halls and the main hall reception area.

    Seating available?

    TBC

    Wheelchair spaces provided?

    TBC

    Accessible toilets?

    There’s an accessible toilet with a hoist available (personal carer required).

    Car parking nearby?

    No dedicated car park. Limited parking directly outside, with street parking nearby. There’s a 15-minute drop-off point next to the bus stop outside.

    Air conditioning?

    TBC

    Helpful staff?

    TBC

    What people told us:

    “Cathays Community Centre has great accessibility.”