As much as I'm looking forward to experiencing the Rollercoaster Restaurant next week, I just wonder how sharing the tables with complete strangers affect the experience, I can't see it being ideal for a romantic setting for two for my wife and me.
When the food comes down, how do you know which meal belongs to which person, are the pots numbered or labelled? I wouldn't want to take or open up someone else food.
My other concern is how much space is there inside the restaurant and how well do they cater for a wheelchair user. I ask this as many restaurants can be very difficult to fit a wheelchair in, especially my wife's wheelchair which takes up double the space, nothing to do with her size as in-act my wife is very tiny, just more to do with the layout of her chair which is specially designed for her medical condition. I have mentioned that we will have a wheelchair on our reservation form.
When the food comes down, how do you know which meal belongs to which person, are the pots numbered or labelled? I wouldn't want to take or open up someone else food.
My other concern is how much space is there inside the restaurant and how well do they cater for a wheelchair user. I ask this as many restaurants can be very difficult to fit a wheelchair in, especially my wife's wheelchair which takes up double the space, nothing to do with her size as in-act my wife is very tiny, just more to do with the layout of her chair which is specially designed for her medical condition. I have mentioned that we will have a wheelchair on our reservation form.