Barrier-free Facilities

Most of the walkways in the Park are level, while ramp accesses are provided where necessary, for example to connect the Ticket Office, exhibition galleries and bird hides. The lifts at the Visitor Centre connects the atrium on the ground floor with the exhibition galleries on the first floor. Tactile, braille-marked push buttons and voice-announcement device are set inside the lifts.

Theatre is located at the atrium of the Visitor Centre. Inside the theatre, designated spaces with indicator lights on the floor are reserved for wheelchair users.

Tactile guide paths and braille signs are paved along the walkway from the main entrance to the Visitor Centre, as well as inside the Visitor Centre. The tactile paths guide visually impaired visitors to the Ticket Office, souvenir shop, café, toilets, theatre, exhibition galleries and outdoor Wetland Reserve.

Two tactile and braille maps are installed near the Ticket Office and Wetland Reserve. When a visually impaired visitor approaches the map, the infrared sensor will trigger the map's audio track thus notifying the visitor of its location. The maps also have built-in simple audio narration that can be triggered upon pressing of a button.

Portable tactile and braille guides are available for loan to visually impaired visitors at the Information Counter to facilitate their visit in the Park.

To facilitate wheelchair users to enjoy bird watching, telescopes of suitable heights are available at the Park's bird hides and Viewing Gallery. There are labels in the bird hides to designate spaces for priority use of these telescopes by wheelchair users.

While visitors can bring their own wheelchairs to the Park, a small number of wheelchairs are also available at the Information Counter for borrowing by visitors.

Six wheelchair accessible toilets are provided in the Park. Clear symbols are posted to show the locations of these toilets.

One accessible parking space is provided in the car park at the Visitor Centre.

To facilitate visitors who use hearing aids to listen clearly at various locations of the Park, an induction loop system has been installed at the Information Counter and Ticket Office.