barrier-free entrance
nounUK /ˌbæriə friː ˈentrəns/
US /ˌbæriər friː ˈentrəns/
A way in that is easy for everyone to use, even people in wheelchairs.
The museum has a barrier-free entrance with a gentle ramp.
RELATED WORDS
OTHER MEANINGS
2. An entry point designed without steps, curbs, or other obstacles.
The new library wing features a barrier-free entrance at street level.
3. A doorway built to meet accessibility standards for people with disabilities.
Inspectors confirmed the barrier-free entrance complies with the building code.
4. A gate or opening that lets strollers, carts, and mobility devices pass easily.
Parents with strollers appreciate the barrier-free entrance near the parking lot.