Accessibility at the Dallas Museum of Art.
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All public galleries, entrances and restrooms are accessible to wheelchair users. Wheelchairs are free at the Main Entrance, first come, first served. Service dogs are welcome.
In detail
What the museum says it offers, and how to ask for more.
Getting in.
Drop-off is best at the Main Entrance on the north side. Accessible parking spaces are on levels P1, P2 and P3 of the garage.
Moving around.
All public galleries can be reached without stairs. A limited number of wheelchairs are available at the Main Entrance.
Sound.
Earmuffs and earplugs are available in the Center for Creative Connections, in the Tower Gallery on Level 4.
Service animals.
Service dogs are allowed. Therapy, emotional support and companion animals are not.
Ask ahead for an accommodation.
For a lecture, event or gallery tour, email access@dma.org two to three weeks in advance.
Call the museum if
- You need an accommodation that is not listed here
- You are bringing a group with access needs
