Score cards, event picks, and access notes from Cielo and Mike, checked in person on Mike’s power chair.
To navigate the world on wheels is to know intimately that the angle you are given
A museum is one building with one access page. A gallery day is ten small storefronts and no page at all. Plan the route, then pick the shows.
Admission is free, the art sits on a hilltop, and a tram does the climbing. Getty publishes more access detail than almost any venue in LA, so this page covers what it says and what we would still ask.
Bars are the worst-documented venues in the city for access. Ten minutes with Street View, the photo tab, and the menu page tells you more than the website ever will.
A wheelchair space is not a seat, the good ones hide behind a filter, and only one companion is ever guaranteed. The booking process, explained.
The pier is free, open late, and built on hundred-year-old wood. This page is the access research behind a sunset out there, using what the pier and Pacific Park publish themselves.
Every big LA museum publishes an access page. A four minute read gets you most of the way, and then you call about the things they never put in writing.
BMO Stadium sits on our radar list and we have not made the outing yet. This page covers what the stadium publishes about access, what it leaves out, and the calls to make before you buy tickets.
Last call is 2 a.m. and Lyft’s wheelchair rides in LA stop at midnight. Build the night backwards from the exit and the rest of it gets easier.
A day game can run six hours from the lot to the exit ramp, most of it in direct sun. The bag rules, the power, the heat kit, and what to leave home.
The ticket is the easy part. Arrival, the accessible lot, the drop-off curb, and the exit are where an LA game day goes wrong on wheels.
A rooftop bar is a building problem before it is a bar. The cocktail list is on floor fourteen and everything that decides your night happens between the sidewalk and the deck.
The wheelchair accessible events, venues, and days out we checked in person, in one free PDF.
