Accessibility at Scoop.
The Scoop team is committed to making our event as inclusive as possible. Below, you can find information relating to accessibility at this year’s event. If the information you’re looking for hasn’t been provided, please don’t hesitate to contact us as [email protected].
Travelling to and from Scoop
Scoop is held at Olympia West, Kensington, with Kensington (Olympia) being the closest tube station. Use the Tfl guide for step-free access information: TFL Guide
Entrance for Scoop
The entrance for Scoop can be found on Blythe Road and has step-free access. There are 2 lifts inside the entrance which go directly to the show floor. If you are travelling to Scoop via the tube, there is a short walk needed to get to the Scoop entrance (approx. 300 yards).Attendees wishing to drive to Scoop, there is parking available, with disabled bays on a first come first serve basis. Alternatively, parking can be booked to ensure a space. More information can be found on the Olympia Events website: Book Parking | Olympia Events
Facilities, spaces and dining
Toilets can be found at the rear of the show floor. All separate, accessible toilet facilities are unisex. There are also modified cubicles within the gents and ladies toilets. For more accessibility facility information, visit Venue Accessibility | Olympia Events
Companions and assistance animals
The wellbeing and comfort of our visitors is incredibly important to us. Therefore personal support animals are welcome at the venue during events. Please be aware that welfare facilities for support animals are not available onsite and all owners will be fully responsible for the actions of their animal, which will need to be kept under control and on a lead or harness or in a pet carrier.
Further information
We hope you’ve found what you’re looking for, but we also acknowledge that everyone has individual needs, and we therefore encourage you to get in touch with us to share any individual requirements or to let us know how we might improve the service we offer for persons with disabilities in the future. Email us at [email protected].
