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Providing for disabled people

Rod Sheard, Geraint John, Ben Vickery

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Abstract

In planning for spectators this means that disabled people should be able to find out about forthcoming events; plan their visit; make the journey; and buy their tickets just as easily as everyone else. They should have a good choice of seating positions; enjoy the same sightlines from their seats as other spectators; have equal access to refreshment and retail facilities; and have equal access to suitable toilets.

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In planning for spectators this means that disabled people should be able to find out about forthcoming events; plan their visit; make the journey; and buy their tickets just as easily as everyone else. They should have a good choice of seating positions; enjoy the same sightlines from their seats as other spectators; have equal access to refreshment and retail facilities; and have equal access to suitable toilets.

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In planning for spectators this means that disabled people should be able to find out about forthcoming events; plan their visit; make the journey; and buy their tickets just as easily as everyone else. They should have a good choice of seating positions; enjoy the same sightlines from their seats as other spectators; have equal access to refreshment and retail facilities; and have equal access to suitable toilets.

Key concepts: Psychology, Computer science

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