Attractions Accessibility
Accessibility at Billings Attractions
Billings works hard to make sure visitors of all abilities can enjoy the city’s attractions. Many of the top spots around town are designed with accessibility in mind, offering features that make exploring easier and more inclusive.
At the Yellowstone Art Museum, guests will find wheelchair-accessible entrances, elevators, and restrooms, along with staff happy to assist if needed.
The Moss Mansion offers guided tours with accommodations for mobility and visual needs, so history can be experienced by everyone.
Outdoors, parks like Swords Park and Riverfront Park feature paved trails and scenic overlooks that are accessible for wheelchairs and strollers.
ZooMontana provides wide pathways, accessible restrooms, and sensory-friendly spaces for visitors of all ages.
In the heart of the city, downtown Billings is lined with curb cuts, ramps, and crosswalks to make shopping, dining, and entertainment more convenient for those with mobility devices.
Local theaters, including the Alberta Bair Theater and the historic Babcock Theatre, provide accessible seating, assisted listening devices and staff ready to help.
For more detailed information on accessibility, please contact the site or attraction you plan to visit.