Accessibility at Wave

Accessibility in our centres

At Wave, we want to make sure everyone can visit our centres with confidence. With this in mind, we've created accessibility audits for our sites listing all aspects of accessibility including; 

  • Planning your visit
  • Parking and arrival
  • Reception and access
  • General space and swimming pools
  • Toilets and changing rooms
  • Stairs, steps and lifts
  • Noise and lights

We hope that the information in these audits helps you to plan and enjoy your visits with us. From time to time some features may be out of order as they require maintenance. We advise checking with the centre before travel if you require a certain feature to enjoy our facilities. 

If you have any other questions either before you travel or during your visit, please email info@waveleisure.co.uk, call your local centre or just ask one of our friendly team who will be happy to help.

Take a look at our accessibility audits below

Accessibility on our website

At Wave, we want to ensure our website is inclusive of everybody who uses it. With this in mind, in October 2020 we will begin an accessibility audit to identify areas of accessibility improvement on www.waveleisure.co.uk. The findings from this audit will be put into action soon after. We aim to have any improvements live before January 2021.

If you have any comments, suggestions or questions about accessibility on our website, please get in touch with our team by emailing info@wavelisure.co.uk.

i-go scheme

i-go is an East Sussex County Council scheme which Wave Leisure offers at our centres. An i-go card gives you discounts and accessibility information at leisure centres, attractions, activities and clubs in East Sussex. 

You can get an i-go card if you:

• Are 0-25 years old
• Live
or receive education in East Sussex; and have special needs or a disability. This includes learning difficulties, physical disabilities and autism.
• A diagnosis isn’t necessary

For more information and to get an i-go card, please visit their website.

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