Accessibility
As the No. 1 tourism destination in the U.S., Orlando prides itself on building perfect vacations that make dreams come true for all visitors — especially those with physical or cognitive disabilities.
Accessible Fun for All
Orlando’s theme parks, hotels and resorts, transportation providers, and countless attractions, restaurants and recreational opportunities and other businesses follow American Disability Association (ADA) guidelines to ensure that every visitor is given the full experience, providing limitless adventures for everyone to enjoy.
Complimentary Vacation Planning
Restaurant Accessibility
Transportation Accessibility
Theme Park Resources
Guests with disabilities can have a great time at Orlando’s theme parks, including those at WALT DISNEY WORLD® Resort, SeaWorld® Orlando, Universal Orlando Resort and LEGOLAND® Florida Resort.
Accommodation Spotlights
These Orlando hotels offer accessible rooms upon request, as well as select accommodations for specific needs your family might have.
Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts is one of the only performing arts centers in the country to earn a Certified Autism Center designation from IBCCES.
Packing for Your Orlando Trip
Create a realistic list of everything you will need for a successful trip to Orlando. Keep things light when packing by shipping diapers and baby food directly to your hotel.
Backpacks
Temperature-Appropriate Clothing
Wipes & Hand Sanitizer
Sunscreen
Reusable Water Bottles
Snacks
Ear Plugs or Noise-Cancelling Headphones
Rain Preparation
Orlando’s commitment to accessibility extends beyond theme parks and hotels to include attractions, dining, arts venues and more.
Discover Accommodations & Services
From downtown to International Drive to the theme parks and beyond, Orlando has accessible hotels and resorts for every need and every budget. You will also find service providers offering medical and mobility equipment rentals.
