Not op but my partner uses a chair, most cinemas put the disabled seats right at the very front of the room making it very hard to look up with a headrest attached.
I have been to one cinema where the entrance came in halfway up the seats so the disabled area was in a slight platform allowing them easy viewing without tilting their heads up.
The other thing is dropped curbs, even though I've been pushing my partner in her chair for years when I'm not with her I don't think about their locations. Far too often I have to push her into the road because they aren't in the right place.
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Not op but my partner uses a chair, most cinemas put the disabled seats right at the very front of the room making it very hard to look up with a headrest attached.
I have been to one cinema where the entrance came in halfway up the seats so the disabled area was in a slight platform allowing them easy viewing without tilting their heads up.
The other thing is dropped curbs, even though I've been pushing my partner in her chair for years when I'm not with her I don't think about their locations. Far too often I have to push her into the road because they aren't in the right place.
Thanks for taking the time to ask the question
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