Disabled dating in Glasgow
Get to know disabled singles anywhere in Scotland's biggest city, whether you live in the West End, the Southside, the city centre or the towns along the Clyde.
Glasgow at a glance
Glasgow is Scotland's largest city, with famous free museums, big parks and a welcome people talk about. Greater Glasgow and the Clyde valley add plenty more towns, so it pays to look for people a realistic trip away.
- West End
- City centre
- Merchant City
- Southside
- East End
- Partick
- Paisley
- Clydebank
Glasgow: accessible first-date ideas
Many of Glasgow's best days out are free and step-free.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
Free, step-free and grand, with Kelvingrove Park and the Botanic Gardens close by.
Riverside Museum
The free, fully accessible transport museum on the Clyde, with the Tall Ship moored outside.
The Burrell Collection
A free, accessible gallery surrounded by the parkland of Pollok Country Park.
Merchant City
Level streets of Victorian buildings and cafes around George Square.
Glasgow Green
Flat, open parkland by the Clyde, home to the People's Palace and Winter Gardens.
Clyde walkway
A long, level path along the river for an unhurried walk and talk.
Getting around Glasgow
Most city buses are low-floor, and plenty of the suburban rail stations are step-free. The Subway is not yet step-free throughout, so check before relying on it. There is Blue Badge parking close to the main sights.
Eligible disabled people with a National Entitlement Card ride free on buses across Glasgow, from the West End to the Southside and the East End.
Glasgow members
Real people from Glasgow and nearby.
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ID verified Bebob, 51
Glasgow
I’m 51 years old, short, but regularly get told I look young for my age (the photos are a couple of years, and a few pounds out of date, but they are still me). I guess in some ways, I am still young at heart. I grew up in the 90s and have spent a lot of time in clubs and partying and that is no longer my thing. Looking for someone who wants to get to know me like I want to get to know them. I write; been working on a fantasy book for a couple of years. I like walks and the outdoors, pubs and restaurants, movies, art, theatre, sport, and being true to myself. Open to ideas and suggestions for things to do. I have bipolar disorder and have not been working for a year, so I can’t treat you in the style to which you might have become accustomed! But I’m honest, and romantic and looking for someone to cuddle. See you down the line.
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Glasgow: your questions
Which Glasgow venues work for an accessible first date?
Kelvingrove, the Riverside Museum and the Burrell Collection are all free and accessible. For a walk, try Glasgow Green or the Clyde walkway.
What's it like getting around Glasgow with a disability?
Buses and many train stations are accessible, but the Subway is not step-free everywhere yet, so plan routes around buses and trains.
Will I see people outside Glasgow?
Yes. Glasgow members appear first, and you can get in touch with people in Ayrshire, Edinburgh or anywhere else.