Information to ensure you enjoy watching your favourite sport
- Find out about accessible venues and accessible travel
- Anxious about attending?
- Bad experience? Know your rights or report abuse
- All the information you need from your club or venue
Helping clubs and venues to improve their facilities
Have you got a question, complement or complaint? Give valuable feedback to clubs and venues looking to improve access and inclusion.
Being able to participate alongside fellow fans has a positive impact on a person’s wellbeing. The power of sport should never be underestimated and having good access and inclusion is more than just attending a game - it is the right thing to do.
Tony Taylor | Chair, Level Playing Field
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MK DonsOn Saturday, chief executive Owain Davies presented @MKDonsFC with the Level Playing Field 'best away fan experience' award 🏆
— Level Playing Field (@lpftweets) August 9, 2022
👉 https://t.co/fY2UaWdnyO#ForDisabledSportsFans pic.twitter.com/iu1iPCswN7
Level Playing Field has produced a guide for disabled sports fans attending their first match
— Level Playing Field (@lpftweets) August 8, 2022
The guide provides lots of useful information & can be downloaded here: https://t.co/TLkkOIhHQJ
Remember to provide matchday feedback: https://t.co/ic7grKoZnQ#ForDisabledSportsFans pic.twitter.com/R7Tv9kzSnN
This was the view of a wheelchair user who attended the Hockey yesterday at the @birminghamcg22 Commonwealth Games.
— Level Playing Field (@lpftweets) August 5, 2022
Clearly not acceptable and an example of people/organisations not factoring in their surroundings when it comes to sightlines.
Sport needs to do better. pic.twitter.com/FVvDyJ81qi