Physical / Mobility

• Accessibility
• Deaf / Hearing Loss
• Blind / Low Vision
• Service Animals

Klondike Gold Rush welcomes all individuals with a disability! Explore the accessibility pages for relevant information categorized by disability type. Please contact us with any questions or for help planning your visit.

Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park is located at:
319 Second Ave S.
Seattle, WA 98104

 

Parking

Our facility is in the middle of downtown Seattle and parking can be difficult. On-street accessible parking and route planning information is available at the links below:

• Accessible Parking in the City of Seattle
• Seattle Accessible Route Planner

Restrooms

There are restrooms on the main level and in the basement of the visitor center.

Main Level Bathrooms

Women’s

• 1 accessible stall
• 2 standard stalls
• running water

Men’s

• 1 accessible stall
• 2 urinals
• running water
• a child-sized changing table

Basement Level Bathrooms

Women’s

• 1 accessible stall
• 3 standard stalls
• running water
• child-sized changing table

Men’s

• 1 accessible stall
• 1 standard stall
• 2 urinals
• running water
• child-sized changing table

Information Desk

There is a lowered section of the information desk inside the visitor center where you can ask questions and make purchases from the bookstore.

Exhibits

There are paths through the exhibits. These paths are at least 36 inches wide. There are interactive exhibits and displays about the Klondike Gold Rush. There is an elevator to take people to the basement level where the exhibits are.

Park Movie

• Memorial Day through September, the movie plays every 30 minutes
• October through Memorial Day, the movie plays upon request.
• There is room for wheelchairs dispersed throughout the theater.

Park Ranger Programs

Check our calendar for our current program offerings. Accessibility information for each program is listed in the calendar.

Wheelchairs for Loan

There is a wheelchair available for loan from the information desk. Wheelchairs can be used inside the visitor center on the street level and basement level of the park.