Check an accessible route through the whole visit
Confirm the route from arrival point to entrance, activity, toilet and return transport. A single accessibility label may not answer the requirements of your particular trip.
Describe the access you need
Write the practical details that affect your visit, such as step-free entry, wheelchair dimensions, a place to rest or a quiet communication setting. Ask the venue specific questions instead of relying on a broad accessible label. Keep the reply with the booking.
Check the connections between facilities
An accessible station and an accessible attraction still need a workable route between them. Confirm the appropriate station exit, entrance and any slope or road crossing. Ask whether an elevator or other essential facility is operating for the date of your visit.
Plan any equipment or transport assistance
If your visit depends on an assistive device, an accessible vehicle or help at an entrance, list the exact equipment and assistance required. Include eligibility, dimensions, pickup and return arrangements, any booking conditions and the time assistance is needed. Our taxi, museum and family guides help break the journey into these stages. A service described in a general listing is not a confirmed arrangement for your particular visit.
Keep a usable alternative
Choose an alternative destination or transport arrangement that meets the same essential needs. Share precise requirements with the provider before paying. Oseyo Korea's general destination descriptions are not individual accessibility inspections.
Reference notes
- Seoul Danurim: accessible tourism information and services