Welcoming Everyone Under the Same Umbrella
Seattle welcomes visitors of all abilities to explore the city’s plethora of communities, activities, attractions, hotels, and more. Discover inspiration, resources, and first-hand experiences below as you get ready to embark on your next great adventure in the Emerald City.
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We’ve partnered with Wheel the World to share the best information possible on accessibility in Seattle. Check out Seattle’s Destination Verified page to find the best experiences for you.
Things To Do
Outdoors
Photo: Oran Viriyincy
Maps & Transportation
From public transportation and accessible features at SEA Airport to elevator maps and dedicated nursing areas, discover resources to help you plan ahead and travel through the city.
SCC Summit & Arch. Courtesy of LMN Architects.
Accessible Meeting Space
Download Seattle Convention Center’s Accessibility Guide for information on interior accessibility, pedestrian access, and parking in each building. For more details on available accessible features at Summit, click here. For more information on available accessible features at Arch, click here.
International Travel Guide
Explore Seattle’s iconic sites, discover the flavor of the city, find resources on getting around, plan a fun excursion, and so much more. Our digital travel guide is available in eight languages and has all you need to make the most of your time in the Emerald City, including helpful tips for travel professionals.
Accessible Stories
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.
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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
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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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