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Rehabilitation and fitness centre with two hydrotherapy pools heated to 34–35°C, a therapy gym, and pool-based and land-based programs led by physiotherapists and exercise physiologists.
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A bookable retreat for passengers needing a break from terminal noise and crowds. Family, friends, carers and support workers may accompany passengers. Open daily, with shorter hours on weekends and public holidays.
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Aquatic centre with assisted pool entry, accessible changing facilities and sensory spaces. Offers exercise physiology programs and low-intensity aqua aerobics.
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Garden containing the Museum of Economic Botany, with an official guide identifying quieter visiting times, lower-sensory areas and wheelchair-access considerations.
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Convention venue with accessible parking, lift access and meeting pods offering quiet or reduced-sensory spaces. The source does not identify cinema screenings.
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Entertainment venue providing a dedicated Sensory Space at selected events for guests needing a break from sensory or social stimulation.
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Performing arts venue complex offering wheelchair access, accessible toilets and assistance-animal access, with additional access information for visitors.
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Adelaide’s public transport network offers wheelchair-accessible trains and trams. Most buses have low floors and designated wheelchair spaces; passengers can phone ahead to check whether an accessible bus is scheduled.
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A Changing Places bathroom at Adelaide Oval provides adjustable toilet facilities, a shower and an adult changing space for people with high support needs.
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A permanent sensory space offering fans a calmer break from busy events and game days, with sensory activities and quiet zones.
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Entertainment and performance venue with a fully licensed bar, a reception and waiting area, and a separate function room with another bar.
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Amora Hotel Adelaide offers a refurbished Accessible King room with city views and a bathroom featuring grab rails and a walk-in shower.
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An intimate modern Australian restaurant drawing inspiration from Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisines, open Tuesday to Saturday from 5pm.
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Illuminate Adelaide offers relaxed Augmented Games sessions designed for neurodiverse audiences, the Autistic community and people with sensory needs. These are not identified as cinema screenings.
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A university library with lifts, adapted study carrels and accessible toilets. Dedicated suites support eligible students and university community members with disability, medical, mental health or parenting needs.
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City Hall provides ramp entry from King George Square, wheelchair-accessible lifts and auditorium access, accessible seating and toilets. A nearby taxi rank serves as an accessible drop-off and pick-up point.
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A library in Rundle Place with lift access via Francis Street and an alternative ramp route from the car park. A dedicated access guide provides further accessibility information.
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A public Changing Places facility offering extra space for people with severe and profound disabilities and their attendants. It is open around the clock and requires an MLAK key.
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Crystalbrook Sam plans Accessible King rooms of up to 28 square metres, with wheelchair circulation space, accessible-height controls and a roll-in shower with grab rails and a built-in bench.
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A community-designed inclusive playground behind Marion Outdoor Pool, offering varied play equipment, water play and a nature creek, with barbecue facilities and picnic shelters.
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A February 2017 report describes an event where an accessible mat allowed wheelchair users to reach the ocean. Ongoing availability is not established by this report.
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A library with ground-floor resources and a step-free main entrance. First-floor meeting and conference spaces can be reached by stairs or lift.
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Arts venue hosting Digital Abyss, an immersive light exhibition with relaxed sessions designed for neurodiverse visitors and people with sensory needs.
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A dedicated quiet space inside the Bice Building for Illuminate Adelaide visitors who feel overwhelmed by crowds, noise or sensory stimulation.
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A sensory space for Illuminate Adelaide visitors seeking a calm environment away from crowds, noise or sensory stimulation.
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An established fine-dining restaurant showcasing local produce, with lunch, high tea and dinner offerings in elegant surroundings.
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A library collection offering equipment to borrow or use on site, including an accessible music-making instrument and a reading pen that turns text into audio.
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A university library offering study and research spaces, lifts to every level and accessible toilets. Specialist suites support eligible students and university community members with access and other needs.
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Museum within Adelaide Botanic Garden. The garden’s access guide describes an alternative entrance and identifies the museum as a higher-sensory area.
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CBD cafe and bar with a beer garden, sports televisions and a rear room, serving weekday breakfast and lunch plus Friday-night tapas.
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Sharing a building with the community centre, this library has ground-floor services and a ramped side entrance opened by staff. Second-floor meeting rooms are accessible only by two flights of stairs.
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An inclusive playground commemorating Quentin Kenihan, identified in the council’s access and inclusion plan as having a Changing Places facility.
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Aquatic and leisure centre offering swimming, fitness and sporting events, with accessible facilities and supported entry to its Program pool.
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An Adelaide beach listed as offering a floating beach wheelchair and a slat-style access platform.
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Beach wheelchairs can be hired during summer patrol hours or by arrangement, with bookings essential. Patrol members deploy beach access mats and remain nearby for support.
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Museum whose 2024–25 annual report documents sensory-friendly openings and accessible learning initiatives for visitors, students and families.
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The State Library provides accessible toilets across its buildings and adaptive equipment for reading, including magnification devices and adjustable tables. Staff can assist visitors with these facilities.
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A dedicated taxi service for passengers with disability, using vehicles equipped with hydraulic lifts to transport people using wheelchairs or scooters.
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Pub with a front bar, dining room, deck seating, fireplaces and private function rooms, offering casual drinks and pub meals.
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TRYP by Wyndham Pulteney Street Adelaide lists a Deluxe Hotel Corner Accessible Room. The supplied excerpt describes spacious suite-style accommodation but provides no bathroom details.
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An accredited Changing Places bathroom in Uniting Communities' U City building offers 24-hour access, assisted changing equipment and showering facilities for people with disability and their support people.
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An accredited, round-the-clock Changing Places bathroom at U City, providing assisted changing and showering facilities for people with disability and their support people.
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Spanish tapas bar and restaurant offering shared Mediterranean dishes, indoor and outdoor seating, and monthly flamenco nights.
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Pub and restaurant serving Australian pub food, with indoor and outdoor seating and live music listed among its attractions.
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A nature-focused playground offering outdoor play for different ages, with inclusive equipment and raised sensory and sand-play features.
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