Disabled friendly bars recommendations

just a little comment, I was stood waiting behind a very overweight middle age couple ,the lady with a stick was negotiating 2 small steps to an entrance of a bar, it took her five minits to get up them and thru the door , no problem for me waiting ,but not a thankyou or anything for holding the door open , that's rude,its as if they expected it by right,a thankyou would have been nice, ,

I’ve been on crutches for 6 weeks following a hip replacement and have to say I’ve found people, particularly Spaniards, most helpful by opening doors etc

GLASSMAN wrote:just a little comment, I was stood waiting behind a very overweight middle age couple ,the lady with a stick was negotiating 2 small steps to an entrance of a bar, it took her five minits to get up them and thru the door , no problem for me waiting ,but not a thankyou or anything for holding the door open , that's rude,its as if they expected it by right,a thankyou would have been nice, ,

True she shoukd have said thanks but Glassman she just might have been so exhausted by it all that she couldn't think beyond the effort of getting up the steps.. If someone is physically under par even apparently small things can require huge effort. So don't take offence... (Or maybe I am just a glass half full person, prefer to try to think the best of people...)

Shiva wrote:

GLASSMAN wrote:just a little comment, I was stood waiting behind a very overweight middle age couple ,the lady with a stick was negotiating 2 small steps to an entrance of a bar, it took her five minits to get up them and thru the door , no problem for me waiting ,but not a thankyou or anything for holding the door open , that's rude,its as if they expected it by right,a thankyou would have been nice, ,

True she shoukd have said thanks but Glassman she just might have been so exhausted by it all that she couldn't think beyond the effort of getting up the steps.. If someone is physically under par even apparently small things can require huge effort. So don't take offence... (Or maybe I am just a glass half full person, prefer to try to think the best of people...)

Theres was nothing to stop her husband saying thanks!

GLASSMAN wrote:

Theres was nothing to stop her husband saying thanks![/quote] OK, agree.

thank you for the suggestions.

Also BTW another suggestion: the Quesada minigolf - easy to park close by, toilets on same level. Stopped off there for a coffee this morning and a family came in including a person using a wheelchair and didn't seem to have any problems manoeuvring around.