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   What is there to do in Chicago with a wheelchair?

   • Chicago offers a wealth of wheelchair accessible things to do. These include museums, sightseeing opportunities, sporting events, public parks, entertainment and theater performances, and of course deep dish pizza.

   Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Chicago - Wheelchair

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   Is Millennium Park wheelchair accessible?

   • Millennium Park can be accessed by wheelchair. The Crown Fountain was designed with ramps so a person with a mobility disability can participate in this space with full inclusion. There is a single stall accessible restroom on the east side of the Jay Pritzker Pavilion’s lower level.

   City of Chicago :: Millennium Park — Accessibility

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   Is the Chicago Theatre wheelchair accessible?

   • The Chicago Theatre is wheelchair accessible and offers ADA wheelchair seating in multiple price levels. For more information on theatre accommodations for the disabled, show times or to purchase tickets, visit www.thechicagotheatre.com.

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   Where is the pedestrian access to Millennium Park?

   • Pedestrian access to Millennium Park is located on the Monroe St. side of the park across from the Art Institute of Chicago. The Millennium Park and Millennium Lakeside garages (5 S. Columbus Drive) have pedestrian access here. Several CTA bus lines, including 3, 4, 6, 26, 60, 124, 143, 147, 151, 157, 850, 851, 855, and J14, have stops around Millennium Park.

   City of Chicago :: Millennium Park — Accessibility

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   Where can I find accessible seating?

   • Accessible seating (with companion seats) is available throughout the seating bowl at Millennium Park. Films are open captioned (including preshow), and large print programs are available at the Welcome Center & Patron Services Tent.

   City of Chicago :: Millennium Park — Accessibility

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2. www.chicago.gov › supp_info › millennium_park1Millennium Park — Accessibility - City of Chicago

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   Mobility Access. All areas of Millennium Park can be accessed by wheelchair. The Crown Fountain was designed with ramps so a person with a mobility disability can participate in this space with full inclusion.

3. www.choosechicago.com › plan-your-tripAccessibility Guide to Millennium Park | Choose Chicago

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   Complimentary wheelchairs are available from the Welcome Center (201 E. Randolph St.) or Patron Services Center (west walkway of the Jay Pritzker Pavilion) on a first come, first served basis. They can be returned to any usher or security guard at the end of the event or before park closure.

4. 311.chicago.gov › s › articleMillennium Park - Accessibility - Chicago

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   All areas of Millennium Park can be accessed by wheelchair. 1. The Crown Fountainwas designed without edges or deep water areas so a wheelchair can easily enter the fountain area and participate with full inclusion. 2. Integrated wheelchair seating spaces are available throughout the Seating Bowl. Additionally, some aisle seats have movable armrest...

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   Assistive Listening Devices available for the hearing impaired at the Patron Services Center, located on the west walkway. ID’s are not held to obtain this device.

   Audio tour scripts are available in the Millennium Park Welcome Center for those who are heard of hearing.

   We endeavor to have an American Sign Language interpreter at all City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events programs that take place in Millennium Park.

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   Large print copies of the Grant Park Music Festival program book are available at the Patron Services Center, located on the west walkway.

   If you need a seat near the Main Stage because of low vision and/or needing to see the ASL interpreter please see a Front of House staff member to ask for assistance.

   We can send you a digital version of our printed material upon request if you email dcase@cityofchicago.org.

   Paratransit drivers can drop you off at 201 E. Randolph. There is an entrance with security check along the walkway West of the Jay Pritzker Pavilion.

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   If a patron needs to step away from the crowds or concert for a while, we recommend visiting the Lurie Garden just south of the Jay Pritzker Pavilion, behind the shoulder hedge. Some of the perform...

   Service animals are permitted in the Park.

   To request reasonable accommodation in order to fully participate in this DCASE-sponsored event at Millennium Park or to ask a question, please contact dcase@cityofchicago.org. Please make your req...

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5. www.chicago.gov › city › enCity of Chicago :: Millennium Park — Plan Your Visit

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   The West Arcade and East Arcade restrooms on the (lower level) of the Jay Pritzker Pavilion are open during Park hours and have wheelchair accessible and ambulatory stalls. A small number of accessible restrooms are also located in the McCormick Tribune Plaza adjacent to the Millennium Hall on Michigan Ave. 9am-11pm.

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7. magazine.trivago.com › the-ultimate-wheelchairThe Ultimate Wheelchair Accessible Guide to Chicago

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   This Ultimate Accessibility Guide to Chicago aims to answer any questions you have about traveling to the Windy City as a wheelchair user. It highlights several exciting points of interest and discusses accessibility features of some of the city’s major attractions.

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   May 8, 2024 · Wheelchair Accessible Chicago Attractions & Things to Do. Chicago has many remarkable places to visit for wheelchair users and it’d be impossible to cover them all, but the eight attractions and experiences below will give you a good start to planning your wheelchair accessible Chicago trip!

9. www.independenceplus.com › blog › 15-favorite15 Favorite Wheelchair-Accessible Activities in Chicago

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   As a melting pot for people from all walks of life, Chicago has made a concerted effort to make the city wheelchair-accessible, including transportation, city parks, and museums. The Christopher Reeve Foundation even ranked Chicago #6 on its list of wheelchair-livable cities.