Wheelchair or stroller on the Randoli route - workable stretch or paid stand
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Paid stands are usually kinder for wheels — flatter access and a defined exit. Free kerbs can be broken, crowded, and hard to reverse out of once elephants pass.
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Sithara De Silva•1442 rep7
If you try a free stretch, scout daylight for smooth pavement and an alley exit. Skip the steepest choke points.
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Nimali Abeysekera•1648 rep2
Arrive early either way. Last-minute wheelchair weaving through a packed free row is stressful for everyone.
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