Accessibility
Visiting MAM: Accessibility & Accommodations
We strive to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for all visitors. From accessible entrances and gallery spaces to audio guides and individualized accommodations, we offer a variety of resources to support your visit. If you have questions or specific accessibility needs, please contact us before your visit. We’re happy to help make your experience at MAM as welcoming and comfortable as possible.
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The loading zone directly in front of the museum is available for visitors who prefer a convenient, accessible drop-off or pick-up location.
Three additional accessible parking spaces are available directly across the street from the museum’s front entrance.
For questions about accessible entry or to arrange assistance upon arrival, please contact MAM in advance.
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At MAM, we strive for accessibility and to welcome all visitors. MAM continues to identify and improve ways to support a range of access needs.
MAM is wheelchair accessible and has a wheelchair for public use. Push-button automatic door openers are available at museum entrances. A spacious elevator provides access to all floors and accommodates wheelchairs, walkers, and strollers.
At MAM, we follow Universal Design principles. We use clear signage, and concise, easy language help visitors navigate the space and engage with the artwork. Exhibition labels and text panels use a minimum 16-point font and are installed at a height of 46–56 inches on center for legibility.
Self-guided audio prompts and tours are available in every gallery. At MAM, we use a variety of ways to experience exhibition content including easy to use digital interpretation or audio guides.
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Visitors are welcome to contact MAM before their visit to arrange additional access options, including:
Individual Guided Tours with verbal descriptions led by MAM educators
Quiet hours can be scheduled before the museum opens to provide a quiet, less stimulating museum experience
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