点评:Recently I visited Dagfeilds unfortunately I found the accessibility very poor. The outside cafés were not accessible at all, and the car park was also difficult to use for anyone with mobility needs. While a small number of the antique shops could be accessed, most were cramped and not suitable for larger wheelchairs, which made browsing uncomfortable and limiting the footpaths are also very rugged with holes and loose stones all over the place which caught on castor wheels this was scary at times. The big indoor retail space has a big gap at the end where I almost fell out of my chair forwards which would have resulted in ingury.
It’s a real shame, as there is clearly a lot of variety and interest here especially as theres loads of trinkets with something for everyone, but the lack of proper accessibility means it isn’t an inclusive experience. I hope improvements can be made so that all visitors are able to enjoy what the centre has to offer. There was also only one disabled toilet which was down by the carvans the ramp to it was dangerous and the door hard to open as the flooring outside was all rippled with some parts jutting up so high it was a danger.
翻译:最近我去了达格菲尔德,可惜的是,我发现这里的无障碍设施非常差。外面的咖啡馆根本无法通行,停车场对于行动不便的人来说也很不方便。虽然有少数古董店可以进入,但大多数都很狭窄,不适合大型轮椅通行,这不仅让逛起来很不舒服,而且人行道也非常崎岖,到处都是坑洼和松散的石头,很容易卡在脚轮上,有时还很吓人。宽敞的室内零售区尽头有一个很大的缝隙,我差点从椅子上向前摔下去,否则会受伤。
这真是太遗憾了,因为这里显然有很多种类和趣味的东西,尤其是有很多小饰品,每个人都能找到自己喜欢的东西,但缺乏适当的无障碍设施意味着它不是一个包容性的体验。我希望能够有所改进,让所有游客都能享受到中心的乐趣。那里只有一个残疾人专用厕所,位于货车旁边,通往厕所的坡道很危险,而且门很难打开,因为外面的地板都是波纹状的,有些部分突出得太高了,很危险。