Wheelchair-friendly curb cuts on the evening route once barriers are up
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Lotte Bakker•228 rep7
Looking for wheelchair-friendly curb cuts and ramps on the evening First Randoli route once barriers are up — which stretch families actually use after dark. Not a daytime-only accessibility plan.
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After dark, families often use stretches with clearer curb cuts near wider connectors rather than the tightest temple front. Claim early, stay on the flatter side, and scout the exit ramp before the cortege arrives.
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Gayan Wickremasinghe•1601 rep8
Barriers change the usable path — walk the approach once in daylight if you can, then return to the same cut.
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Malsha Wickrama•1531 rep3
Know the nearest accessible toilet approach before you lock in; mid-parade moves are hard.
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