Get out there
Events worth
leaving the house for.
Some of these we rolled through ourselves. The rest are the LA fixtures on our radar, each one listed with the things we check before we call a night accessible.
Some of these we rolled through ourselves. The rest are the LA fixtures on our radar, each one listed with the things we check before we call a night accessible.
Every card is one event or one standing LA pick. REVIEWED means we made the outing ourselves and wrote the full access breakdown. The rest sit on our radar with the checks we run before we send anyone anywhere: parking, the entrance, room to move, restrooms, and food within reach.
Every pick gets the same five checks we run in a full review. More cards join the lineup as we get out there.
They are the Harlem Globetrotters of baseball, and we rolled Angel Stadium end to end to watch them. Staff were a 10 out of 10 and moved us into open ADA seats.
ADA parkingStep-free entryAccessible restrooms
LAFC match nights fill BMO Stadium, and it is high on our list. Before we call any stadium easy, we map the ADA parking, the elevator routes, and how much room the concourses leave a power chair.
ParkingElevatorsConcourse room
You get carnival lights over the water and a sunset that costs nothing. Piers also bring slopes, plank gaps, and crowds, so we scout all three before calling one an easy night.
Ramp gradeDeck gapsRestrooms
Admission is free and the art sits on a hilltop, with a tram running up from the parking garage. Boarding that tram in a wheelchair is the first thing we check, along with gallery routes and restrooms.
Tram boardingGallery routesRestrooms
One wheelchair user often brings two to five people along, and when a place works, the whole crew comes back. If you run a venue, a team, or an event series in LA, we want to review it and point our community at it.
Or send us a message and we will come to you.
The wheelchair accessible events, venues, and days out we checked in person, in one free PDF.