Wheelchairs and strollers can be borrowed at the Level A information booth, near the Mastermind gift shop.

The lower deck of the vessel is wheelchair accessible. You are also welcome to bring strollers on board.

Unfortunately, no. The cave is not accessible to strollers or wheelchairs due to steps and narrow passageways. Baby front packs are allowed, but not backpacks.

Wheelchairs and motorized scooters can be rented at McCormick Place, but strollers are not available to rent. Best to bring one. Most every production vehicle on the floor is unlocked for attendees to comb through. One-of-a-kind concepts are for viewing only, and a few of the displays for high-end cars give unfettered access to select patrons only.

Unfortunately, wheelchairs and/or strollers are not recommended because of narrow sidewalks, going up and down steps, and small historic venues.

Due to the fact that most of the venues visited are natural habitats, there is only wheelchair or stroller accessibility for tour 5. Wheelchair has to be in the luggage room under the bus during the bus ride.

Yes, you can. Peak Wheelchairs (303-666-5150) and United Rentals, Inc. (303-443-7520) rent wheelchairs, and many other rental companies and organizations can be found in your local yellow pages.

WC19 does not exclude any type of wheelchair from offering the transit option unless it weighs more than 400 lb or does not allow for a seated posture. If a wheelchair provides for a seated posture, weighs less than 400 lb, and complies with all the other requirements of WC19, the wheelchair is considered a WC19-compliant wheelchair. This does not mean that all makes and models of wheelchairs can be easily modified or redesigned to compliance with WC19 requirements.

Strollers are welcome in Leonardo's Discovery Warehouse & Adventure Quest. However, we do ask that you keep your stroller with you and that they not be left unattended. If you'd like to park your stroller, please ask a staff member at the Admissions Desk for assistance.

Because MS affects each person differently, there is no way to predict the outcome for individual patients. However, statistics indicate that as many as two-thirds to three-quarters of all MS patients never require a wheelchair. Still, choosing to use a mobility device (e.g., cane, motorized scooter or wheelchair) can help MS patients combat fatigue - the most common symptom of MS - by conserving energy while getting from one place to another.

Stroller Strides is a total fitness program for new moms that they can do with their babies. It includes Power Walking and intervals of body toning using exercise tubing and the stroller. Taught by specially trained instructors, it's a great workout for any level of exerciser. Please get doctor's permission before starting this or any other exercise.

Yes. If you have a stroller - bring it even if you are not sure you may use it. Better to be prepared for child exhaustion than to look for a solution under stress. Tinkertown does have strollers available for a nominal fee. A refundable deposit is required. Quantities are limited.

The paved main pedestrian road and Wood's Edge Walk can readily accommodate strollers. For information about accessibility of other trails, click here.

A reclining pediatric wheelchair with leg extensions will be needed at home. Early in the hospitalization please speak to the hospital workers. They will help make arrangements for discharge. We will provide you with a prescription for the wheelchair, walker, or crutches. In some cases, a hospital bed will be ordered. We work closely with the hospital social workers to coordinate discharge planning and arranging for a nurse and physical therapist to make home visits.

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.

We are wheelchair friendly, and provide several wheelchair accessible bathrooms. Additionally, you can contact playawheels(at)burningman(dot)com with questions.

If you require a wheelchair, please contact your airline in advance and they should be able to provide a wheelchair for your use within the airport. If you require one for the duration of her stay, please email the Orlando/Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau or visit their web site. They should be able to provide you with a list of companies offering such a service.