Accessibility Guide
Gold Coast’s Premier Sightseeing & Dining Vessel
Spirit of Elston showcases the best of the Gold Coast waterways accompanied by the finest regional flavours and a fully stocked onboard bar. Our calm water experiences, Buffet Lunch Cruises, Buffet Dinner Cruises, Special Cruises and some Private Charters take place on this generally accessible vessel.
Boarding
Access to Spirit of Elston is via a ramp that is 0.8 metres wide, and 1.6 metres long with a maximum slope of [INSERT] degrees. Handrails are available on both sides of the ramp at a height of 0.92 metres. Guests with disabilities are offered priority boarding. The crew are able to provide assistance if required.
Mobility Aids
Mobility aids are welcome. Please ensure your mobility aid conforms with the manoeuvrability assumptions of the Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport 2002.
Restrooms
There are no ambulant or accessible restrooms onboard. There are two standard female toilet cubicles, one male toilet cubicle, and one male urinal cubicle. At our Surfers Paradise departure location, a unisex ambulant toilet is available nearby at Appel Park. If you would like more information, you can see Surfers Paradise Location. At our Sea World location, a unisex-accessible bathroom is available at our dedicated check-in terminal. If you would like more information, you can see Sea World Location.
Change places
A collapsible infant change table is available on request. This is suitable for newborns up to 12 months of age and up to 11 kilograms in weight. There are no adult height adjustable adult-sized change benches or ceiling-tracking hoists available.
Strollers
Due to limited space, we prefer you not bring strollers or prams on board. If departing from our Sea World, Main Beach location, we can accommodate your stroller’s storage for the duration of your cruise.
High Chairs
Complimentary high chairs are available onboard. These are intended for children 6-36 months of age and up to 15 kilograms in weight. A limited amount is available, so we recommend you pre-book with Guest Services.
Visual Considerations
At night, the lower deck has soft lighting, and the top deck has low, uneven lighting, which may be hard to navigate for guests who have low vision. The crew can help if needed. Assistance animals are welcome aboard.
Auditory Considerations
Cruises have a lively atmosphere and include pre-recorded music/live commentary or a live musician with a sound environmental level of approximately [INSERT] decibels. This can make conversation difficult for some guests who are hard of hearing. Audio loops are not installed on Spirit of Elston at this time.
Sensory Considerations
There is no sensory room/chill-out space available. Sensory kits in the form of pop bubble fidget toys and earplugs are available onboard. Complimentary children’s activity packs are also available. If you would like more information, you can see Sensory Guide
Environmental Considerations
Spirit of Elston operates on calm, inshore waterways with minimal motion. As such, sea sickness is highly unlikely. However, if you want to take precautions, you can find more information at Sea Sickness Advice
Floor Plan
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