Michigan Central (Station and surrounding development)

• Entrances: All guest entrances are ADA accessible. Michigan Central does not provide wheelchairs. Please bring your own personal mobility aids.

• ADA drop off: available at the East entrance triangle off 15th Street.  Visitors may drop off members of their party and park at the Bagley Mobility Hub. 

• Restrooms: All restrooms are ADA accessible.

• Service Animals: Michigan Central abides by the ADA regarding the admission of service animals based on their ability to perform a specific task. Animals regarded as comfort animals, therapy animals, companion animals or emotional support animals are not service animals as defined by the ADA. Therefore, they are not allowed at Michigan Central.

College for Creative Studies

• Entrances: Multiple accessible entrances are available from surrounding streets.

• Pathways: Paved and generally smooth pathways throughout the park.

• Seating: Accessible seating options will be available on the first floor. 

• Elevators: ADA Compliant elevators are available for access to all floors.

• Classrooms and Studios: Accessible seating and workspaces are typically available. Contact the Disability Services office for specific classroom accommodations.

• Restrooms: Accessible restrooms are located throughout the building.

• Disability Services: Contact the CCS Disability Services office for detailed information and to arrange specific accommodations.
   

Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA)

• Entrances: Accessible main entrance with ramps and automatic doors are located on John R and Farnsworth Street. The Woodward entrance is not accessibility compliant. 

• Elevators: Elevators provide access to all public levels of the museum.

• Galleries: Wide pathways and accessible viewing heights for exhibits. Seating is available in some galleries.

• Restrooms: Accessible restrooms are located throughout the museum.

• Assistive Listening Devices: Available for some tours and programs. Inquire at the Welcome Desk.

• Wheelchairs and Scooters: The DIA provides free wheelchairs and scooters to visitors.
  Please request a wheelchair or scooter from a Visitor Experience Associate upon arrival at our John R Street or Farnsworth Street entrances.

• Service Animals: Service animals are welcome.
   

Detroit Historical Museum

• Entrances: Accessible main entrance with ramps or automatic doors.

• Elevators: Elevators provide access to all public levels of the museum.

• Exhibits: Wide pathways and accessible viewing heights for exhibits. Some interactive exhibits may have accessible components.

• Restrooms and drinking fountains : Accessible restrooms and drinking fountains are located throughout the museum.

• Wheelchairs: Adult-sized wheelchairs are available for use by individuals with limited mobility. Please ask a Visitor Experience Associate at the front desk. There is no cost, but users must leave an ID with museum staff.  Please note that The Meier Clock is not accessible by wheelchair.

• Assistive Listening Devices: Currently, the Detroit Historical Museum does not have hearing assistance devices available to visitors at our museum locations. Closed captioning is available on most digital content in the permanent galleries.