Diamond Jim's Arcade

There are 11 accessible parking spaces, 4 of them being van-accessible, that are about 240-385 get away from the entrance

The parking lot is made of pavement

The path to the sidewalk from the accessible spaces is at least 36 inches wide and does not have a lip

The slope of the pathway from the sidewalk (next to the accessible parking spaces) to the entrance is around 5% or 1:20

There are two entrance/exit doors to go through on your way in and on your way out, with no automatic door openers

The door handles are at accessible heights and the doors are not difficult to open in terms of weight/tension

The width of the door opening is about 33 inches wide and the lip is not difficult to navigate over

There is maneuvering clearances on both sides of all doors

Once you enter the building, you have to take a ramp to get to the main floor to access the elevator

The ramp has handrails, is wider than 36 inches, and is not steeper than 8.33% or 1:12

The pathway to get to the elevator (which is on your left as you continue straight after the ramp) is more than 36 inches wide and level after exiting the ramp

The elevator has an opening of 42 inches, has a handrail in the back 32 inches above the elevator floor, is more than 70 inches wide and 50 inches deep, and all buttons are reachable besides the help button (48 inches off elevator floor) and the fire service button (52 inches off the elevator floor)

There is no signage available to locate the elevator

Almost all pathways are 36 inches wide in the arcade area and clear of objects, however some pathways that are 32 inches wide and its possible that pathways could be tight when there are people using the games

There is one table in the arcade area beyond the bar

The table surface is about 29-30 inches above the floor, and the seats are easily movable

The leg underneath the table is in the middle and its base extends out in 4 directions on the floor

There is a Men’s Bathroom and a Women’s Bathroom, which are both labeled as accessible

The bathroom doors are a little difficult to open force-wise, however the doors do not have thresholds, have handles at accessible heights, and have openings that are 33 inches wide

The accessible stall door swings open and stays open in front of the most accessible sink, however this door is plastic and relatively light

Customers using wheelchairs can do a 360 degree turn in either bathroom, but not in the accessible stalls specifically

The accessible stalls are about 60 inches by 60 inches, with 36 inches on one of the sides of the toilet

The accessible stalls have two grab bars around the toilets, all of them being 36 inches off the bathroom floor

The toilet paper dispensers are 7-9 inches from the centers of the fronts of the toilets in the bathrooms, however at least in the Men’s Bathroom, there is no space between the toilet paper dispenser and the grab bar, preventing a grip on the grab bar in that area

The lights switches are at accessible heights off the floor

The sinks, soap, and mirrors are at accessible heights in the bathrooms, and at least one of the mirrors is angled downwards as well

More than 50%, but not all of the pipes underneath the sink are insulated

The hand dryers have buttons that are not at accessible heights, about 54 inches off the bathroom floor

The redemption counter is where staff hands you prizes for successfully playing the arcade games

The top of the surface of the redemption counter is 38 inches off the floor, there are bags with handles available for prizes, and the card readers can be moved to the edge of the counters

Staff is happy to take your form of payment upon request to process it in the card reader for you, but sometimes signatures are required on receipts

There are two vending machines on this level: the vending machine on the right is mostly for purchasing food, all the buttons are at an accessible height for seeing and reaching, and the machine accepts credit cards; the vending machine on the left is mostly for purchasing drinks, does not accept credit cards and the part that accepts dollar bills is 48 inches off the floor

There are hooks on the back of accessible stall doors at accessible heights off the bathroom floors

Bags with handles are available

More than 50% of games have a pathway that is at least 32 inches wide to where you can play them or transfer to them

More than 50% of games have controls in an accessible reach range

Only a couple games such as a couple motorcycle-style games require pinching, twisting, or grasping

There are about 17 games in the arcade area that require transferring. Approximately half of them have maneuvering clearance next to them that is 30 inches wide by 48 inches deep, around 7 of them have part of the seat blocked by the game itself, and most of them have seat surfaces that are higher than 17-19 inches off the floor

More than half of arcade games do not require transferring, have joysticks and buttons only, and have everything less than 46 inches above the floor