Tai Wo Plaza

Location: Tai W Plaza | Accessibility category: Shopping malls | Accessibility information: Tai Wo Plaza has a number of barrier-free facilities

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Attractions Evaluation

The entrance is equipped with an automatic door or no door, and it is wide and suitable for wheelchairs to enter and leave alone

The aisle is flat and wide or has a ramp, wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility can enter and leave alone

There is a basic lift, you may need assistance from others when using it

General parking spaces are available, wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility must be assisted by others

There are gender-free toilets, which may require assistance from others before use

Special facilities for wheelchair users are available or can be borrowed, pre-application is required

The staff is friendly and courteous, and can provide consulting services for wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility

The space channel is generally wide and flat, wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility may require assistance from others

Local Facilities

Lead Path
Guide Dogs are welcome
Wifi
Available by subway (within 15 minutes walk)
Bus reachable (within 15 minutes walk)

Introduction

Tai Wo Plaza was originally called Tai Wo Shopping Mall. It was built on both sides of Tai Wo Station on East Rail Line to match Tai Wo Village. It was completed in 1989. Since mid-2007, Link Exhibition has renovated Tai Wo Plaza and introduced a number of large chain stores. To enhance competitiveness. As of February 2010, the official name of the mall was changed to Tai Wo Plaza.

Accessibility description

Tai Wo Plaza has a number of barrier-free facilities, including ramps for entrances and exits, lifts, wheelchair lifts, and accessible toilets. The design fully considers the needs of wheelchairs/persons with reduced mobility. Most of the uneven places are equipped with ramps, and the ramps are relatively flat, so wheelchair users can easily get on and off.

FG Tips

Tai Wo Plaza is adjacent to MTR Tai Wo Station, with convenient transportation and wheelchair users can go there alone.

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Picture-Tai Wo Plaza is connected to Exit A of MTR Station

Picture-The passage in Tai Wo Plaza is wide and flat

Relevant information

Address : Tai Wo Plaza 12 Tai Wo Road Tai Po, New Territories

Enquiries : 3977-4987

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Traffic Information

Accessibility Index

- There are a lot of bus routes to reach

1) Tai Wo

Meeting Facilities

- [ East Rail Line ]

MTR Tai Wo Station Exit A is connected to Tai Wo Plaza

Meeting Facilities

Entrance

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- The main entrance of Tai Wo Plaza is connected to Exit A of the MTR Station. The passage is flat and suitable for wheelchairs/persons with reduced mobility

The connecting passage between Tai Wo Plaza and Exit A of the MTR Station is flat and wide, suitable

Channel design

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- The passages in most places of Tai Wo Plaza are broadly designed, which are generally suitable for wheelchairs/handicapped persons to enter and exit
- There are multiple elevators on and off, located next to the lobby
- There are only a few uneven places, most of which are equipped with ramps, and the ramps are relatively flat, so wheelchair users can easily get on and off

The passages in Tai Wo Plaza are broadly designed, which are generally suitable for wheelchairs/hand
There are multiple elevators in the Tai Wo Plaza located next to the lobby
There is a wheelchair lift in Tai Wo Plaza
The passages in Tai Wo Plaza are broadly designed, which are generally suitable for wheelchairs/hand

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- There are multiple accessible toilets located in various places in Tai Wo Plaza

The mall has multiple accessible toilets
Unblocked access to toilets

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Tai Wo Plaza

Location: Tai W Plaza | Accessibility category: Shopping malls | Accessibility information: Tai Wo Plaza has a number of barrier-free facilities

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Local Facilities

Introduction