I need the help from any wheelchair user that

[bling19572010]

has been to Bermuda. Can you tell me where you went while on Bermuda and what places were wheelchair accessible? Thank you.

[QuickieGlenn]

I am a full time WC userand went to Bermuda a few years ago

The dockyard is accesable, so is the fort and there is a elevator to go to the top floor of the house on the left

I took the ferry to Hamilton which has ramps and no problem

Hamilton was Ok but a few shops have steps

 

Beutiful place and friendly people

[bling19572010]

Thanks for the info and please keep your posts coming. :)

[jackretired]

I posted this earlier:

We used http://www.access.bm/ for the second time.

Very good.

We did 7 hours including lunch.

 

More info posted on the Bermuda board under "To Do list",

including a few poor pics & videos.

 

BUEI

Document

 

my last time in Bermuda.

[bling19572010]

I posted this earlier:

We used http://www.access.bm/ for the second time.

Very good.

We did 7 hours including lunch.

 

More info posted on the Bermuda board under "To Do list",

including a few poor pics & videos.

 

BUEI

Document

 

my last time in Bermuda.

 

 

 

Great info. Thank you!

[xxoocruiser]

Use a mobility scooter. Was there this past April on RCCL's Enchantment of the Seas and n docked at King's Wharf which was very accessible with the exception of at one point I ran into a dead end sidewalk with no curb cut out and had to reverse my route.

 

Here's the map of the Dockyard Area : http://www.experiencebermuda.com/maps/pdf/DockyardMap.pdf

 

• The Bermuda Public Buses are not wheelchair accessible .
  
• Hamiltion the some of the shops have steps to enter
  
• Curb cuts were a little harder to find in Hamilton but it's still doable.
  
• The ferry to/from Hamilton is accessible with a ramp. However the day I used it, the crew forgot to transfer the ramp onto the ship when they changed equipment that morning. I was not able to just role on to ferry. The Crew offer to lift me while on my scooter onto and off of the ferry. I chose to get off the scooter and walk with the assistance of the crew . Than my scooter was lifted on board. I could ride the scooter around the ship but there was no wheelchair accessible washroom on the ferry. Bottom line the crew couldn't have been more helpful.