Gungahlin Leisure Centre

• The main entrance and pathway are step-free and accessible, with a smooth, paved surface and a gentle slope.
• Designated drop-off and loading zones are available, allowing taxis or rideshare vehicles to drop passengers close to the entrance.
• The nearest drop-off area is within 20 metres of the main entrance, with a 5-minute time limit for loading zones.
• The venue is accessible by public transport (bus), with wheelchair-accessible stops less than 50 metres from the entrance.
• The main entrance features automatic doors, but signage for the venue's entrance is not clearly displayed.
• Tactile ground surface indicators are present at the entrance, though they direct visitors to the left, requiring movement to the right (approximately 1.5-2 metres) for alignment with the sliding doors.
• A reception or information desk is located near the entrance and is accessible for wheelchair users.

• The venue does not offer a range of sensory experiences for visitors sensitive to light, sound, or touch.
• Visitors can easily step away if they experience sensory overload.
• Music is played at standard voice levels (no louder than 85 decibels) during operating hours, and staff can control the music volume.
• The venue does not have areas with strong scents or fragrances.
• Note: There is no quiet space, tactile exhibits, braille signage, or large-print materials available.
• Note: Hearing loops or assistive listening devices are not available.

• The venue hosts events.
• Emergency alerts do not include both audio and visual warnings, although evacuation plans consider the needs of people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
• Emergency evacuation routes are accessible to wheelchair and mobility aid users, and the evacuation point is safe and easy to access.
• Staff are trained to assist people with disability during emergencies.
• Visitors can easily remove themselves from events if they experience sensory overload or discomfort.
• Clear directions, signs, or maps are available to guide visitors through the venue, including to emergency exits.

• All staff have received training on accessibility and inclusion for visitors.
• Staff members are aware of accessible features and services available within this venue and are able to provide assistance when needed.
• Accessibility inclusion training is provided to staff upon induction.
• The organisation participates in partnerships for continuous workforce development initiatives, specifically partnering with Cerge.

Wheelchair & Mobility Scooter Access

• The main entrance and all pathways are step-free and accessible.
• Automatic doors are at the main entrance, and all entrances, passageways, and doors are at least 0.81 metres wide.
• The reception desk is accessible for visitors using wheelchairs or mobility scooters.
• All floors and paths throughout the venue have non-slip surfaces.

Accessible Parking

• Four designated accessible parking spaces are available.
• Adequate room is provided to transfer to a wheelchair from both driver and passenger car doors.
• Parking spaces offer a kerb cut or level entry to a footpath, and the main entrance is within 30 metres.
• The car park is well-lit at night and allows vehicles with a minimum height of 2.2 metres.

Accessible Restrooms

• A gender-neutral, clearly labelled accessible restroom is available, with multiple accessible restrooms on-site.
• The accessible restroom door can be operated with one hand, and staff can unlock it in an emergency.
• The restroom interior is spacious (at least 2 metres x 1.6 metres) and includes grab rails, an accessible toilet (450-480mm height) with left-side transfer space, and accessible basin, mirror, and drying facilities.

Blindness & Low Vision

• A safe footpath leads to the entrance, which features tactile ground surface indicators.
• Note: Tactile indicators direct visitors to the left of the sliding doors, requiring movement to the right (approx. 1.5-2 metres) to align.
• Note: Colour or texture contrasts are not used on paths or stairs, and glass doors/walls are not clearly marked for low vision.
• Signage for the venue's entrance is not clearly displayed; braille signage and large-print materials are unavailable.

Deafness & Limited Hearing

• Evacuation plans include provisions for people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
• Note: Emergency alerts do not include both audio and visual warnings.
• Hearing loops or assistive listening devices are not available.
• Captions, subtitles, or sign language are not applicable as events do not use audiovisual equipment.

Neurodiverse Support

• Visitors can easily step away if they experience sensory overload.
• Music is played at standard voice levels (no louder than 85 decibels) with staff control over volume, and the venue has no strong scents.
• Note: Quiet hours, a designated quiet space or breakout room are not offered.
• Note: Indoor venue temperature cannot be adjusted.

Service Animals

• All service animals are welcome on the premises.