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Seattle ensures accessibility for all

From city institutions and attractions to museums and theaters, Seattle’s community has invested in programs and features that strive to make everyone feel welcome and comfortable while they get around and experience the best the Emerald City has to offer. Discover inspiration, resources, and first-hand experiences through this hub of featured articles and blog posts.

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Accessible Seattle Experiences

Visitors of all abilities will find accessible ways to experience Seattle whether it be exploring the beautiful outdoors, the local arts and culture scene, or world-class attractions.

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Airport Accessibility

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) strives to make your travel experience as easy, safe, and comfortable as possible. The airport is fully equipped with special access facilities to provide all with a safe, convenient means of getting around.

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Featured Article

Exploring Seattle with a Vision Impairment

Visitors who are blind or who have limited vision can enjoy a rich, vibrant experience in Seattle thanks to the city’s accessible attractions and welcoming community.

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A photo of two people walking next to the Seattle Spheres. The person on the left has a short sleeve green polo and khaki pants on. The person on the right has a green long sleeve button up with a white t-shirt and khaki pants on. The person on the right holds the harness for a yellow colored guide dog.

Paul and Matthew Castle with guide dog Maple at the Amazon Spheres Jordan Nicholson

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Four people in colorful clothing using wheelchairs on a paved court in the foreground with a crowd of people sitting on a bench in the background. — Seattle Children's Play Garden.Jeffrey Martin

Sensory Seattle

Attractions and cultural organizations have developed programs and features that address the unique needs of neurodivergent visitors, including sensory days, offering fidget toys, and more.

Chona Kasinger

Access Seattle

Discover how to get the most out of the Emerald City while using a mobility aid, from attractions with excellent mobility features to navigating using public transportation.

Child playing and building with foam pieces at KidsQuest museum. — courtesy KidsQuest

Accessible Exploration

Nature paths, multi-sensory experiences, and outdoor adventures for all abilities await in Seattle.

Four people in colorful clothing using wheelchairs on a paved court in the foreground with a crowd of people sitting on a bench in the background. — Seattle Children's Play Garden.Jeffrey Martin

Sensory Seattle

Attractions and cultural organizations have developed programs and features that address the unique needs of neurodivergent visitors, including sensory days, offering fidget toys, and more.

More

Chona Kasinger

Access Seattle

Discover how to get the most out of the Emerald City while using a mobility aid, from attractions with excellent mobility features to navigating using public transportation.

More

Child playing and building with foam pieces at KidsQuest museum. — courtesy KidsQuest

Accessible Exploration

Nature paths, multi-sensory experiences, and outdoor adventures for all abilities await in Seattle.

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Blog Posts

A woman in a teal dress stands on a wood platform in front of a mural painted on the wall behind her that reads — Greetings From Seattle Mural at Block 41 Lily Yu

Discover the enchanting charm of Seattle, Washington - fondly known as the Emerald City!

Follow along with Lily Yu, a Deaf travel blogger, as she explores the Emerald City and discovers some of the best attractions, restaurants, and photo spots to check out while visiting.

A person using a yellow mobility aid sits on the sidewalk in front of a red building with yellow awning. — Bradley Bagshaw

Accessible Seattle - The Central Waterfront

A key draw for visitors and locals alike, Seattle’s Central Waterfront is in the midst of reimagining itself. Discover what not to miss, what to eat, and how to navigate it all—by foot or mobility aid

A person in a wheelchair sits in the foreground with a large orange sculpture in the behind them and the Space Needle in the background. — Cory Lee

11 Wheelchair Accessible Things to do in Seattle, WA (and Where to Stay)

From visiting iconic attractions like the Space Needle and Pike Place Market to discovering new favorites, Cory Lee takes readers on a deep dive through his accessible travel explorations in Seattle.

A woman in a teal dress stands on a wood platform in front of a mural painted on the wall behind her that reads — Greetings From Seattle Mural at Block 41 Lily Yu

Discover the enchanting charm of Seattle, Washington - fondly known as the Emerald City!

Follow along with Lily Yu, a Deaf travel blogger, as she explores the Emerald City and discovers some of the best attractions, restaurants, and photo spots to check out while visiting.

More

A person using a yellow mobility aid sits on the sidewalk in front of a red building with yellow awning. — Bradley Bagshaw

Accessible Seattle - The Central Waterfront

A key draw for visitors and locals alike, Seattle’s Central Waterfront is in the midst of reimagining itself. Discover what not to miss, what to eat, and how to navigate it all—by foot or mobility aid

More

A person in a wheelchair sits in the foreground with a large orange sculpture in the behind them and the Space Needle in the background. — Cory Lee

11 Wheelchair Accessible Things to do in Seattle, WA (and Where to Stay)

From visiting iconic attractions like the Space Needle and Pike Place Market to discovering new favorites, Cory Lee takes readers on a deep dive through his accessible travel explorations in Seattle.

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