Yes, the Lucy-Desi Museum (212 Pine Street), the Lucy-Desi Center Gift Shop (300 N. Main Street), and the Desilu Playhouse (2 West 3rd St.) are all handicapped accessible.

The Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Center does not sanction or endorse anyone impersonating either Lucille Ball or Desi Arnaz. This is a topic that is addressed through the estates of Lucy and Desi and CBS Worldwide, the entity that holds the copyright on "I Love Lucy" and the show's characters. The impressionists that are part of the Center's festivals are individuals who have gone through the proper channels of becoming authorized by the appropriate entities.

The Lucy-Desi Museum, Lucy-Desi Center Gift Shop and Desilu Playhouse are open Monday ? Saturday, 10 am ? 5:30 pm and Sunday 1-5 pm. Closed on Easter, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve, and New Year's Day.

Lucy-Desi Days is every May during Memorial Day weekend. Lucy's Birthday Celebration is in early August.

All exhibits and facilities are wheelchair/stroller accessible. If you have special needs please contact the Program Director via email - or via telephone 414-847-3285.

Yes. Orcas Center can accommodate wheelchair seating in the auditorium’s side left and right wings and also offers a limited supply of wireless headset assisted listening devices. If you or someone in your party needs special assistance, please call the Orcas Center Box Office at 360.376.2281 for details.

Desi's Broadway performance in Too Many Girls brought him to Hollywood to continue his role in the film adaptation of the play. Lucille Ball was cast as the female lead of the film. It was on this set that the future first couple of comedy met.

Two. Lucie Desiree Arnaz Luckinbill (born July 17, 1951) and Desi Arnaz, Jr. (born January 19, 1953). Lucie lives in New York; Desi, in Nevada.

May 4, 1961. The stresses of the television shows as well as owning and running Desilu Studios put a great strain on their marriage.

Many books have been written about Lucy and Desi over the past 50 years. Books about Lucy include Kathleen Brady's Lucille and Lucy's autobiography Love, Lucy. There are numerous books about "I Love Lucy", including Bart Andrews's The "I Love Lucy" Book, Jess and Gregg Oppenheimer's, Laughs, Luck...and Lucy: How I came to Create the Most Popular Sitcom of All Time, and also books by Tom Watson and Elisabeth Edwards.

The museum has a bookstore/gift shop that is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Among items on sale are a wide variety of health and medicine-related products, including adult and children's apparel, books, posters, collectibles, and jewelry. Also, the museum is an element of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, which operates a Publications Department through its civilian component, the American Registry of Pathology. This can be accessed online at https://www3.afip.org/cgi-bin/bookstore.

Because of its unique design, the STARLAB can accommodate visitors who are restricted to wheelchairs, have walkers or are otherwise physically challenged. Instead of having these individuals use the entrance tunnel, they can enter and exit the planetarium by going in and out under the edge of the dome. To do this, you will need a second person to assist you. Individuals who are physically challenged should be brought into the dome before the rest of the visitors.

No, plays aren't held in the Desilu Playhouse. It is named after the studio in Hollywood where the "I Love Lucy" show was filmed. The Desilu Playhouse is home to the sets from the "I Love Lucy" 50th Anniversary Tour that traveled the country in 2001-2002. The sets include the kitchen and living room of the Ricardos' New York City apartment, as well as the suite of The Beverly Palms Hotel in Hollywood.

The Convention Center is handicap accessible with parking available in the main garage. They should be able to accommodate you even if it says the garage is full.

The RKO film, Too Many Girls. in 1940. Desi was doing the play on Broadway. Lucy was cast to be the star in the film version in Hollywood. Desi was flown to Hollywood to continue his role for the film.

In 1939 Desi starred in Too Many Girls at the Imperial Theatre. Lucy starred in Wildcat, which premiered at the Alvin Theatre in New York City in December 1960.

The following attractions are handicap accessible. Air Force Academy May Natural History Museum Echo Canyon River Expeditions Miramont Castle Flying W RanchPikes Peak Cog Railway Four Corners Rafting Pikes Peak Summit House, Glen Cove Inn, Crystal Reservoir Garden of the Gods Trading PostProRodeo Hall of Fame Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature Ctr. Royal Gorge Route Railroad Ghost Town MuseumSeven Falls Iron Springs Melodrama Dinner Theatre Western Museum of Mining & Industry

Yes, the office building is one story and our office is just off the parking lot. There is a cut in the curb for wheel chairs.

Quality Hill Playhouse is handicap accessible. Handicap parking spaces are located in the covered parking garage adjacent to the theatre. The playhouse has two wheelchair seating locations. To view the seating chart, click here.

Over the years, many of Lucy's and Desi's movies have been released on home video. Unfortunately, several are no longer currently available from video distributors. The Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Center, Inc. does not own the films Lucy and Desi starred in and, therefore, does not decide which films are released on home video or DVD. The films are owned by various motion picture studios. The Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Center, Inc.

The DAR Museum and gift shop are accessible Monday - Friday 9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. and Saturdays 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Yes. Video/audio recording and flash photography are permitted. Special note to the media: All photography and filming requests from the media inside the museum must be coordinated in advance with the Office of Public Affairs at 202-633-6985. Tripods are not permitted unless special arrangements have been made in advance.

Please call the Bureau of Traffic and Lighting at 574.245.6001. You will need to provide an application along with your handicapped license plate information and a letter from your doctor stating your disability. The Traffic & Lighting Manager will review your application and make a recommendation to the Board of Public Works. The Board will notify you of their decision by mail. Applications are also available at the Division of Engineering or click here for the Handicap Parking Application.

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.

Yes, the NorVa is a handicapped accessible facility and if you need special assistance please let a security member know.

Yes. There are seven sites with a concrete pad and a sidewalk leading to the nearest primitive toilet. Two of these sites are available for reservations.

Yes. Parking and accessible seating is available at all venues. Please notify the Box Office of your special needs upon ticket purchase.

Yes, there is access to every room in the House of Prayer, except the Library , as well as a guest room that has a bathroom that will accommodate the physically challenged. Top