The main level of The Opera House is accessible to wheelchairs, access to the stage level and balcony is not, and there are two sets of stairs of two to the stage level. A Wheelchair accessible washroom is available.

Yes, the Monorail system is completely ADA compliant. Wheelchairs, walkers, mobility scooters and motorized scooters that assist those with a disability are permitted on the Monorail. All Monorail stations have accessible elevator service to all levels. There is level boarding from the platform to all trains. All Monorail cars have space to accommodate mobility vehicles. Passengers boarding are required to place them in the locked position for the duration of the ride.

Wheelchairs can be accommodated in our main dining room along the Main Aisle and in our luxury boxes. Please let the box office know your special requirements when ordering tickets.

Yes, most of our paths are accessible. Special arrangements may also be made to assist in escorting visitors with special needs. Please call in advance.

Unfortunately not. We are on the second floor of a building that only has stair access, so students who must use wheelchairs will not be able to get to the school. Yes, we do! Depending on the requests of students, we offer a variety of excursions, including an overnight stay on a farm, a day trip tour of Nagasaki, a weekend trip to the world's biggest caldera. We also run barbecues, visits to local festivals, and more, depending on the season.

Yes, the restrooms in the library comply with ADA standards for accessibility. For more information, contact the Circulation Department.

Yes, the studios allow one person to be seated with a disabled guest on the floor but space is strictly limited. Most soundstages can only accommodate one or two wheelchairs or guests that cannot negotiate stairs on the studio floor due to space constraints and safety concerns. If you, or someone in your party uses a wheelchair, has a disability or otherwise requires assistance, please email us at: tickets@audiencesunlimited.

Yes. We also have several loaner wheelchairs available. Please call ahead so we may reserve one for you.

Yes. The House of Hope building is handicapped accessible. There is one (1) room reserved on the main floor for a client who is unable to access the second floor rooms via the stairs. Yes, under certain circumstances. We require that you have a valid driver's license, proof of insurance, title and/or written permission signed by the legal owner of the vehicle, and a $5.00 deposit for parking. Ultimately your individual counselor will make the decision on whether or not you may drive.

Practice, practice, practice. No wait, that's Carnegie Hall! Check the Directions button on the navigation bar.

Yes, Disney Cruise Line? offers accessible staterooms and suites, equipped for Guests with disabilities. Features include ramped bathroom thresholds, open bed frames, added phones in the bathroom/nightstand, bathroom and shower handrails, fold-down shower seats, hand-held shower heads, lowered towel and closet bars, and Emergency Call Buttons. All staterooms are non-smoking.

McGee, Corcoran, and THV have ADA accessible units. If your child has ADA needs or if you have questions please contact Sandy Waddell, Access and Disability Director at sandy.waddell@rockhurst.edu or visit Access and Disability.

In most cases, we can arrange for an accessible bus on the trip that you need. Contact us at MSAairBus@umich.edu at least a week in advance to ensure accessibility.

We often are able to accommodate handicapped passengers and passengers in wheelchairs. If you are attending with anyone who has special needs, please contact us ahead of time to describe your needs to us so we can confirm whether or not we will be able to accommodate you BEFORE you purchase your tickets. Unless we coordinate with you ahead of time, we can not guarantee that we will be able to accommodate you on the specific tour date you desire.

Bewleys Hotel Ballsbridge is designed to be wheelchair accessible. There is easy access to all public areas of the hotel including the lifts, O'Connells restaurant and the Lounge.

Yes. See Programs for Visitors with Disabilities for further information. The Museum's Web site is also compliant with assistive technology for the visually impaired.

The School of the Arts has two theatres - The Ensemble Theatre and The Mainstage Theatre. Both theatres meet all the codes of the Americans with Disabilities Act, and are fully accessible to patrons in wheelchairs (and strollers!).

Yes. The buses have a passenger lift at the rear of the vehicle. All the buses have webbing and restraints to make sure your wheelchair is secure and ensure your safety whilst travelling. It is recommended that you advise the travel centre that you are a wheelchair user, just in case another wheelchair user has booked at the same time as you. All the buses have space for one wheelchair user but more can be accommodated if the travel centre is advised.

On the lower level, there are two rooms that are accessible for a person in a wheelchair. However, we do not have an elevator in the school to reach the main floor or the second floor.

Yes both the half marathon and the family fun run are open to both unassisted and assisted wheelchair users. However, we recommend that only experienced wheelchair users, or those of a good standard of fitness take part in the half marathon due to the challenging and technical nature of some sections of the course. There will be a separate start for wheelchair users 5 minutes ahead of the main pack in both events.

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ECVs (electric wheelchairs) will move about fine inside and most of outside CS... the only possible glitch being the narrow sidewalk and the suspension bridge as you approach the Dig Site from the Casita/Cabana side. There *is* handicapped access into the pool, wheelchair sign and everything.

The Metro Toronto Convention Centre is a fully accessible facility. If you require assistance please contact us at 905 695 0123 or email conference@plumcom.ca

Holland America offers wheelchair accessible staterooms and can provide dining room seating arrangements to avoid stairs and raised areas. Just be sure your travel agent notifies us of your wheelchair usage and any other special needs prior to sailing. Travelers with physical challenges should check in with the onboard Tour Office to ensure that all pre-reserved tours can accommodate their needs.

Adelaide Metro has many accessible services and more are being added to the fleet all the time. To find out if a service is fully accessible, contact the relevant service provider that runs the service you wish to catch or contact the Adelaide Metro InfoLine on 8210 1000 or Toll Free on 1800 182 160.

The main floor is wheelchair accessible. Wheelchair accessible washrooms are located across from the Nursery. The basement and second floor are wheelchair accessible via the elevator in the east lobby.