  Disabled people experience many barriers in daily life, but non-disabled
people rarely pause to reflect and engage in joint action to advocate for
access. In this demo, we explore the potential of Virtual Reality (VR) to
sensitize non-disabled people to barriers in the built environment. We
contribute a VR simulation of a major traffic hub in Karlsruhe, Germany, and we
employ visual embellishments and animations to showcase barriers and potential
removal strategies. Through our work, we seek to engage users in conversation
on what kind of environment is accessible to whom, and what equitable
participation in society requires. Additionally, we aim to expand the
understanding of how VR technology can promote reflection through interactive
exploration.
