Things to Do in Seattle for Everyone
From sensory-friendly activities and caretaker benefits to ADA-compliant attractions and Wheel the World audited locations, uncover the magic of Seattle—catered to your needs.
The Museum of Flight
Sensory-Inclusive
Seattle aims to provide a welcoming environment for those with sensory processing disorders, developmental disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, and for neurodiverse individuals. Learn more about the local attractions and experiences that offer sensory-friendly environments, toolkits, and more.
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Museum of Pop Culture Courtesy MoPOP
Free Admission for Aides & Caretakers
Discover Seattle attractions that offer free admission to health aides and caregivers when accompanying their care recipients.
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Photo: Oran Viriyincy
Accessible Maps & Transportation
Whether you’re looking for ADA-friendly locations, accessible transportation, elevators, repair shops, dedicated nursing areas or assistance for hearing and visual needs, uncover what Seattle has to offer.
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Wheel the World
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.
Additional Resources
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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Exploring Seattle with a Mobility Aid
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.
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Gluten-Free Recommendations in Seattle
Discover Seattle local Jean Sauvage's recommendations on go-to spots around the city for gluten-free dining.
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