Unfortunately, there will be no facilities for people with disabilities or parents with strollers from the direction of Wesoła Street and the market. Scenes like the one shown in the photo above will unfortunately become a daily occurrence at the gallery.
“People with disabilities have access to the entire shopping complex from the direction of Dolne Młyny Street, as well as from Wesoła Street, where there is a bus stop that also meets the criteria enabling people with disabilities to move around freely,” Tomasz Olszewski explained in January 2018 on behalf of the owners of the shopping park on Wesoła Street. “From the market side, stairs lead to the shopping complex, right by the entrance to the Neonet premises. These stairs were built at the request of nearby market traders to improve communication between the two shopping areas. The height of the curbs will certainly be adjusted by Building B, as well as at the passage between Buildings A and B. There are no objections in this case; in fact, it should be done. It should be noted that the main entrance for passenger cars to the shopping complex is on the side of the BP filling station. Parking spaces for people with disabilities, which are considerably wider, have been designated in the car park.