
Disability-led access platform
Know what access looks like before you arrive.
Practical venue measurements, photos and honest unknowns — so disabled people, families and carers can decide before travelling.
Search access-checked venues by place, town, or access need.
- Built by disabled people
- Measured, not claimed
- Free for visitors
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Signature tool
Will your chair fit the doorway?
Compare your chair width with measured entrance widths from our demo listings. This is a planning aid — always confirm changeable details with the venue before you travel.
Will it fit?
Try our doorway checker
Compare your chair width against measured doorways at Harbour Kitchen.
Should fit throughout
At 68 cm wide (plus 5 cm clearance), you are under the measured toilet door (80 cm) and entrance (90 cm) at Harbour Kitchen.
Demo examples
Evidence-led venue examples
Demonstration listings while we grow venue coverage. Check the evidence label and confirm important details with the venue before travelling.

Arts & Culture · 0.7 km
Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds
Lift access to all galleries, spacious circulation routes, accessible toilets on each floor, and Blue Badge parking close to the entrance
Trust & methodology
Honest about what we know
We label confidence, show unknowns, and explain how access information is gathered.
How Access Stamp access information worksPhoto-evidenced reports
Venue listings show measured doorways, routes, and facilities — not vague tick-box claims.
Built by disabled people
Guidance and tools shaped by lived experience in the UK — practical, not performative.
Plain-English UK guidance
Rights, benefits, travel, care, and equipment explained without jargon or charity-speak.
Free for visitors
Search venues, read guides, and use core tools at no cost — funded by venue reviews.
Also on Access Stamp
Guides, help cards and tools
After checking a venue, use these quieter pathways for advice, wording and planning support.
Guides
Plain-English disability guidance on rights, access, support and adjustments.
Browse guidesHelp cards
Ready-to-use wording, checklists and cards for conversations that matter.
Open help cardsPlanning tools
Practical planning aids and optional drafting support for real situations.
Open planning tools
Founder-led
Built from lived experience, not box-ticking.
Access Stamp was founded by Allister Diniz to make access information more practical, honest, and useful. Accessibility is not just a ramp symbol. It is doorway width, seating, transfer space, fatigue, toilet layout, staff awareness, pressure care, emergency planning, and knowing what to expect before you risk the journey.
Read the full storyFor venue owners
Show customers your venue works for them
Access Stamp reviews UK venues and publishes practical access information so disabled customers can choose you with confidence — and you can show accessibility, not just claim it.
Measured
Doorways, routes and facilities — not vague access claims
Photographed
Useful evidence customers can review before travelling
Clear unknowns
Unconfirmed details stay visible instead of being guessed
3 review tiers
From an access snapshot to a full on-site review