I use a cane so was concerned about getting in as the nice Security Guard said there are stairs at the exit and entrance. Parking onsite good but the whole system for paying entrance and getting parked was confusing. I was in Halifax, N. S. Already for a family event. I am from Ontario. Many of my friends and family in various branches of different Canadian or U. K. Armed forces so went to the Army Museum. I was moved by the Vimy Ridge Memorial model. I knew a W. W. 2 Nursing Sister as well so saw photos for them at the Halifax Citadel and The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic too. There were many men and women in uniform dressed up to fire the guns and share the uniform history. Gift shop I did visit but not the Tea Room. There were manned lifts at different areas of the Museum to help visitors. Only had time to spend about two hours. Told I could have booked a tour if I wanted. I thought some of the Gift shop items expensive. My hotel only gave us breakfast and the rest of our meals were up to us. Noticed restaurant meals and groceries are expensive in Halifax, N. S. for sure. Citadel staff explained how I could contact other Halifax museums for information on family who served overseas. I would not mind going back to the Halifax Citadel however I was only in town for a week. I am not sure how they may handle larger groups with the smaller rooms in the Citadel.