If you require any additional accessibility support on the day that you haven't mentioned on your booking form, please email visit-us@bristol.ac.uk or call us on +44 (0)117 394 1649.

For existing and new bookings, please give us as much notice as possible. We can't guarantee we will be able to make any arrangements after 7 June.

Parking

If you have told us on your booking form that you or any of your party have restricted mobility, we will contact you to arrange a parking permit. You will need this permit to access these parking spaces.

Our main accessible parking area is on Priory Road, which is available all day for all permit holders. We also have limited short stay accessible parking at the rear of the Richmond Building and at Hiatt Baker Hall available on a first come, first served basis for Blue Badge holders.

Getting around campus

We are a city campus and our buildings are spread across the city. Walking between most buildings at our Clifton campus takes less than 10 minutes.

Please speak to a steward (in a red t-shirt) if you need assistance getting around our campus. For example, we can provide a taxi for you to travel longer distances if this is helpful.

On the day activities

The University's Disability Services will be exhibiting as part of the open day exhibition in the Richmond Building. Staff will be available to answer your questions and provide information about the support available for students at Bristol.

If you wish to view student accommodation, Hiatt Baker Hall in North Village (Stoke Bishop) will have an accessible room open to view. West Village and East Village residences are not wheelchair accessible.

Accessibility guides

We have teamed up with AccessAble to provide detailed information about the accessibility of our facilities.

Accessibility guides for our main open day buildings:

• Beacon House
• Chemistry
• Fry Building
• Social Sciences Complex (Priory Road Complex)
• Wills Memorial Building

View all accessibility guides available.

Taking a break

Open days can be very busy and we know that this atmosphere can be challenging for some of our visitors. There will be designated quiet spaces across campus on the day where you will have the opportunity to take a break from the crowds and excitement.

If you would prefer to attend activities such as your subject information point or the student services exhibition at quieter periods, these areas are normally calmer in the afternoon.