This access statement does not contain personal opinions as to our suitability for those with disabilities, but aims accurately to describe the facilities and services that we offer our visitors.
All our Front of House personnel and guides are disability aware and will be more than happy to help anyone who needs assistance
Several adult wheelchairs are available for public use at no charge.
We regret being unable to accommodate large dimension heavy duty mobility scooters due to Health & Safety considerations relating to the width of corridors and passageways.
Assistance dogs are welcome and water can be provided on request.
Carers are admitted free, but please note that a suitable ID is required (Official Carer ID, Access/Compass Card or PIP/DLA front page)
For full details and maps of how to reach us, please see the Tickets & Visiting section of our website.
The nearest bus stop is 400 yards away. The number 55 and 500 buses run from Chichester Bus Station.
The Museum is sited on flat ground with an asphalt car park.
Four spaces on the left hand side of the car park are provided for blue badge holders. During busy periods, a member of the Museum’s staff is usually on hand to direct parking.
A concrete path leads from the car park to the main entrance door.
The entrance door provides wheelchair access. On entry, tickets are purchased at the counter immediately on the right hand side.
The exhibition halls, aircraft hangars, cafeteria and Memorial Garden are all on the same level and accessible to wheelchairs. The Neville Duke Hall has a ramp for wheelchair access. Seating is available throughout.
The Museum has one disabled toilet located close to the entrance. Its door has a width of 90cm, has a twist lock and opens outwards. It has transfer space and is fitted with grab rails. The accompanying sink is fitted with lever type taps with soap dispenser and hand dryer close by. An emergency alarm is provided.
Please click this link to read our Health and Safety policy.
Telephone: 01243 790090
E-Mail: info@tangmere-museum.org.uk
The Museum car park has been enlarged and re-laid and audio guides provided with the assistance of LEADER – the European Agricultural
Fund for Redevelopment.