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Most areas of the museum and the sports experience are barrier free. There are only a handful of less accessible areas due to the historic nature or natural habitat of certain artifacts (like the tool car in All Aboard!). We do our best to give full access to our outstanding experiences.
All of the Access Pass attractions strive to be inclusive and welcoming to all guests. Each attraction offers resources and accommodations to ensure all guests enjoy their visit. Here’s a list of what is available at each attraction.
Fort Wayne Museum of Art. $2 general admission per family member per visit; Free parking is available directly behind the Museum—unless there is an event happening next door in the Arts United Center (parking is $5 on evenings of events) For more information about Fort Wayne Museum of Art, call 260-422-6467 or visit fwmoa.org.
The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is the largest children’s museum in the world, with more than 120,000 artifacts spread across 11 major galleries. Head into space, explore contemporary China or take a ride on a magical carousel ride.
Ramps, elevators, and accessible curb ramps are all a part of the design of most Indianapolis venues but guests at The Children’s Museum may not even notice the universal design concepts in play while all guests are playing together regardless of age or ability.
Mar 30, 2022 · There are quiet areas (infoZone library) and loud spaces (All Aboard with a loud bell on the train and strobe light during the show). Tactile opportunities can be enjoyed with plastic replicas of the Chihuly glass pieces to create a tower in Fireworks of Glass or wooden blocks in Playscape.
Attendees under 18 must be accompanied by an adult, and be sure to wear play-ready shoes and weather appropriate clothing. The Children’s Museum is ADA compliant with accessible activities and parking, sensory activation keys, and noise canceling headphones. Learn more on our Accessible Indy guide.
