Everyone is invited to experience Ann Arbor's unique attractions! From state-of-the-art museums to outdoor adventures, add these destinations to your must-visit list.
Many of these attractions are located downtown Ann Arbor. Accessible parking is available in public lots, structures, and street parking. Learn more:
- Map to downtown parking
- Accessible parking information downtown Ann Arbor
- Public Transportation: AAATA Bus information
Now, let's explore!
U-M Museum of Art
Visit one of the largest university art museums in the country! At the University of Michigan Museum of Art (UMMA), browse thought-provoking artwork that encourages conversation and reflecting. Galleries are accessible for wheelchairs with spacious pathways and elevators leading to available exhibits. This attraction a must-visit for art lovers.
U-M Kelsey Museum of Archeology
Discover Egyptian and Middle Eastern archaeology at this timeless Ann Arbor destination. Enter via the Maynard Street entrance for ramp access and power-assist doors, then use the elevator to reach the second-floor galleries and gift shop! For parking and additional support, click here.
Michigan Stadium
Attend a University of Michigan football game! Known as the Big House, the U-M stadium offers accessible and companion seating to best accommodate guests, and provides detailed information on getting around. Enjoy a hockey game at Yost Ice Arena or basketball at Crisler Center. For details and tickets, click here.
Hands-On Museum
Discover the scientist within at the Hands-On Museum! This family-friendly attraction is fun, educational, and encourages interactive play. Displays are modified for various abilities, including a range of heights, visual and sound access.
Historic Theaters
Catch the newest blockbusters at beautiful historic theaters downtown. The State Theatre's elevators lead to all floors for auditorium access. Accessible seating is available at the Michigan Theater, but due to its historic structure, balcony access may be limited.
Both theaters offer hearing loops, assisted listening devices, and closed captioning devices. Staff are available for additional requests. For theater parking and more information, click here.
Waterloo Recreation Area
Waterloo Recreation Area is an outdoor haven nearby in Chelsea, and is the largest state park in Michigan's lower peninsula. This is a top spot for connecting with nature and bird watching. We recommend taking the universally accessible Rockway loop trail. A track chair is available for rent, designed for wheelchair users to explore more of the nature area. Contact the Gerald Eddy Discovery Center for reservations.
Explore Accessible Ann Arbor
The Ann Arbor area has achieved Destination Verified status with Wheel the World, highlighting accessible tourism offerings and ensuring inclusivity for travelers with physical, cognitive, and invisible disabilities. Discover more inclusive and accessible fun.
