Accessibility

Event: Schools in Space Program - Term 1 2027 (In-Centre)

General information

Contact name

Australian Space Discovery Centre

Contact number

(08) 8432 1400

Travel instructions

Train: The closest train station to the Discovery Centre is Adelaide Railway Station. It is a 15-minute walk or a short tram ride from the Railway Station. Tram: The Discovery Centre can be accessed by the free city loop trams that run frequently along North Terrace. Alight at the Botanic Gardens stop. Bus: The Discovery Centre can be accessed by a range of bus routes. Please visit the Adelaide Metro website for up-to-date timetables and routes.

Entry instructions

The Discovery Centre is behind the dome-roofed cafe on North Terrace. Enter the Discovery Centre via the glass sliding doors on the Eastern side of the McEwin building.

Hazards

The Discovery Centre is fully accessible with no stairs or ramps upon entry or exit. Wheelchair users will be able to freely move through all areas of the venue. The surrounding Lot Fourteen precinct is mostly flat with access ramps available across the district. Frome Road is a steep slope, potentially making it difficult to travel for wheelchair users and people with restricted mobility. To avoid travelling up the hill, we recommend parking on the south side of North Terrace or catching public transport.

Accessible parking

There are many on-street and off-street parking options near the Discovery Centre. The closest are: UPark Frome Street, 22-30 Frome Street, Adelaide SA 5000 Ayers House, 296/302 North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000 For details about the mobility access pick up and drop off points closest to the Discovery Centre, please view the Lot Fourteen precinct's map.

Accessible Restrooms

The Discovery Centre has available seperate female and male restrooms, each with an accessible cubicle. There is also an additional separate unisex accessible toilet and shower. The Discovery Centre accessible toilet and shower is not fitted with a hoist or fixed ceiling hoist. However, the City of Adelaide has public Changing Places with a fixed ceiling Hoist (model: CHS Prism Medical C450) with lifting capacity of 205 kg at nearby Rymill Park/Murlawirrapurka (Park 14). Please visit the City of Adelaide website for further information about this facility.

Features

The following accessibility features are provided at the event

Assistive listening systems
Wheelchair accessibility