Accessible Belfast

The Visit Belfast Accessible Belfast https://visitbelfast.com/plan/accessible-belfast/ site contains a wealth of information about accessible venues, transport, mobility scooter and wheelchair hire, disabled car parking and accessible toilets across the City.

Both Belfast City Airport and Belfast International Airports are partners with AccessAble https://www.accessable.co.uk/organisations/belfast-city-council#venues

Queen’s University Belfast is also an AccessAble partner https://www.accessable.co.uk/queen-s-university-belfast and you can find a range of access guides and information about buildings and services at the link above. Access guides for key buildings at EAA Belfast 2023 can be found below:

• Lanyon Building https://www.accessable.co.uk/queen-s-university-belfast/access-guides/lanyon-building
• Peter Froggatt Centre https://www.accessable.co.uk/queen-s-university-belfast/access-guides/peter-froggatt-centre#4308c576-ebac-f347-abac-5cd01f8afb03
• South Dining Hall https://www.accessable.co.uk/queen-s-university-belfast/access-guides/south-dining-hall
• Whitla Hall https://www.accessable.co.uk/queen-s-university-belfast/access-guides/whitla-hall
• One Elmwood Student Centre – This is our brand new student centre and it is located just across the road from the main conference venue, is fully accessible and contains several accessible toilets, one of which also has baby changing facilities.  https://www.accessable.co.uk/queen-s-university-belfast/access-guides/one-elmwood-students-centre 

All venues in use at EAA Belfast 2023 are accessible and please be assured we will do our best to support delegates with specific accessibility requirements.

One Elmwood Student Centre (Courtesy of Eileen Murphy)

One Elmwood Student Centre across the road from the Lanyon Building (Courtesy of Eileen Murphy)