Destination Toledo supports the city’s goal of becoming the most disability-friendly in the country. Toledo’s attractions and community warmly welcome visitors who have mobility challenges, are hearing impaired or have other accessibility needs. 

Take advantage of a quiet and safe space in the renovated sensory room at the Eugene F. Kranz Toledo Express Airport — the first airport in the U.S. to become a Certified Autism Center. The airport also has an Experience Flyer who walks guests through the travel process and additional information as part of the AccessTOL program found on its website. 

Explore Toledo’s top attractions such as National Museum of the Great Lakes, Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo Zoo & Aquarium, Franklin Park Mall, and the 19 Metroparks that all include inclusive renovations, experiences, and spaces for all. Through a shared commitment to removing barriers, Destination Toledo and its partners continue to expand access to accommodations, attractions, and experiences for people of all abilities. Between ADA accessibility, sensory-friendly programming, and kits to guided tours for guests who are blind or have low vision, everyone is invited to experience Toledo.

In partnership with The Ability Center of Greater Toledo and local organizations, efforts focus on improving accessibility across tourism and creating more inclusive experiences. Learn more at abilitycenter.org.