McDonald's

Location: 608 Hay Street, Perth, corner of Hay Street and Barrack Street
Accessible map reference: N 11

Summary:
Some parts of the café are accessible by stairs only
A well appointed accessible toilet
Signage and menus are easy to read.

Type: Fast food outlet.

Opening hours:
Monday to Sunday: 5am to 11pm
Telephone: 9325 2451
Bookings taken: No.

Closest accessible parking:
Council House Car Park (CPP) (2 bays)
Pier Street Car Park (CPP) (6 bays)
King’s Complex Car Park (Secure Parking) (2 bays)

Pick up / set down bay: A Universal pick up / set down bay is located on Hay Street, adjacent the Town Hall, opposite McDonalds.

Closest public transport:
Blue CAT stop 4 on Barrack Street
Red CAT stop 13 on Hay Street

Accessible toilet: on site.

Signage: Signage has good colour contrast and easy to read.

External access: Direct access off Hay and Barrack Streets.

Entrance door: Wide double doors held open.

Internal: There is sufficient room for all styles of wheelchairs to move through the street level section of the store. There are steps leading to a higher level café section.

Food counter: Both the McDonalds and McCafe counters are at high sitting height and food displays can be seen from sitting height.

Seating: The 440mm high chairs are movable, without armrests and the fixed tables have a central pedestal.

Menu: The menu includes pictures and is wall mounted above the counter. It is illuminated and easy to read.

Accessible toilet:
There is a unisex accessible toilet within the café.
External access: There is an external door leading to a large airlock. Access to this door is restricted by a rubbish bin which obstructs the latch side of the door. Smaller style wheelchairs would be able to access this external door.

The toilet has an 860mm wide swing door with a D handle and a large snib. The door is heavy to operate and slow to close.
Pan height: 440mm.
Basin height: 860mm.
Baby change table: 720mm high, fold down style.
Lighting: The light is on at all times.

Information prepared by Occupational Therapy students from the School of Occupational Therapy at Curtin University of Technology, 2005.

Care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this information however no guarantee is given that the facility is fully accessible.

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© Disability Services Commission 2005

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