Accessibility
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Public Art Trail
In Fort Wayne/Allen County, we use Universal Design to plan, build, and welcome so that residents and visitors of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds can participate with confidence. Universal Design means creating places, services, and information that are usable by as many people as possible from the start; it complements, and does not replace, reasonable accommodations or assistive devices when needed.
Fort Wayne is a city for people of all abilities - below, we have provided some resources to help visitors and residents to experience our city to the fullest.
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Fort Wayne is committed to welcoming visitors of all mobility levels. Through accessible spaces, universal design, and thoughtful accommodations, local attractions, parks, restaurants, and venues help make it easier for everyone to explore…
Fort Wayne is a destination for everyone. There is so much to explore and we want to make sure our attractions are accessible for individuals who are blind or have visual impairments…
Fort Wayne offers fun activities that can be explored any time of year by all visitors. Discover these exciting attractions, which offer accessible features for visitors who are deaf or have hearing impairments, so you can get the full…
Fort Wayne, Indiana takes great steps in including individuals with special abilities in all activities. From the events Turnstone helps host to Indiana's first boundless playground, there is something for everyone to take part in…
Discover the resources that make Fort Wayne a great destination for Accessible Travel.
This page is intended to be a useful guide for Fort Wayne visitors and residents with disabilities to easily access all that our city has to offer. Visit Fort Wayne intends to continue developing the content of this page to ensure this information is up-to-date and helpful. If you have a suggestion of more attractions, transportation, resources or other helpful information that should be included, please contact our staff.
Need additional assistance? Contact our Visitor Information Specialists at (260) 424-3700 or help@visitfortwayne.com, or schedule a zoom appointment with Kaitie.
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Vine is a fulltime wheelchair user and loves to get out and be active! He was born with a rare…
Fort Wayne, Indiana takes great steps in including individuals with special abilities in all…
From amazing facilities to new ways to enjoy Fort Wayne's three rivers, Promenade Park is set…
Attending events is not always a leisurely affair for everyone. Individuals with sensory needs can…
One of my favorite things about Fort Wayne, Indiana is the great strides toward the inclusion of…
Located in Kreager Park, off North River Road, this park was the brainchild of a girl named…
