You’ve said it four times already and you can’t face saying it again

Tick it once and nobody in the group sees it. Places that don’t work for you simply don’t come up.

What you can tick

For anyone who can’t manage them, and for the pushchair.

So there’s more on offer than the house salad.

No quizzing the waiters.

Using the place’s own information, when there is some.

When a place doesn’t have that information, Wambree won’t make it up. It tells you it’s unconfirmed.

Must-haves rule places out
What you tick there is final. Places that don’t meet it won’t come up in your plan.
Step-free means step-free
The place has to state it, and you get there on foot or by car. ‘Limited’ doesn’t count.
A preference only changes the order
A terrace or a type of cuisine moves a place up the list without ruling out the others.
Your needs are yours to state
The organiser can type in your starting point if you don’t join. Your needs, never.