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Check whether a specific venue — a restaurant, office, event space, Airbnb, clinic — will actually work for your access needs, before you commit, with the exact questions to ask and the red flags in the answers. Use when someone says 'will this place work for my wheelchair', 'check if this venue is accessible', 'questions to ask a venue about access', or 'is this restaurant/office actually accessible'. Produces a tailored question list, how to read the answers, and a go/adapt/avoid verdict. For personal access decisions; not a formal accessibility audit.

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# Venue Access Check Skill

"Is it accessible?" is the wrong question — venues answer yes to it reflexively, and
the disabled visitor discovers the truth at the door: the "accessible" entrance that's
a phone-call-and-wait around the back, the "step-free" route with one step, the toilet
that's an accessible sign on a cupboard. This skill replaces the yes/no with the
specific questions that surface reality, tailored to *your* needs, and teaches you to
read the answers — because *how* a venue answers ("let me check and send a photo" vs
"yeah should be fine") tells you as much as what they say. It's for personal go/no-go
decisions, not a formal WCAG-style audit (that's [[accessibility-audit]]).

## What This Skill Produces

- A **tailored question list**: the specific things to confirm for *this* venue and
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