Non-motorized wheelchairs are available for visitors to use at no cost, on a first-come, first-served basis. You can find them in three places: at the Membership Desk directly inside the Rose Center/81st Street entrance; at the main entrance on Central Park West; and in the parking garage. Visitors borrowing a wheelchair must present a photo ID and provide a telephone number.

The American Museum of Natural History is committed to ensuring that its facilities, exhibitions, and services are accessible to all individuals, including those with disabilities.

• All of the Museum's exhibitions are accessible by wheelchair, and all public floors of the Museum can be reached by elevator. Public elevators near the Central Park West and 77th Street entrances and those in the Rose Center are equipped with Braille signage and give auditory signals.
• All theaters include wheelchair locations and companion seats. The LeFrak Theater also is equipped with chairs that have swing-out armrests for those wishing to sit in a theater seat.
• All food service areas are accessible by wheelchair, with no steps, turnstiles, or other potential obstructions.
• Service animals are welcome to visit the Museum. Please note: To protect our live butterflies, visitors with service animals must answer a few simple questions before entry to the Butterfly Conservatory is permitted.

Non-motorized wheelchairs are available for visitors to use at no cost, on a first-come, first-served basis. You can find them in three places: at the Membership Desk directly inside the 81st Street/Rose Center entrance, at the main entrance on Central Park West (upstairs), and in the parking garage. Visitors borrowing a wheelchair must present a photo ID and provide a telephone number.

81st Street/Rose Center for Earth and Space: Enter the Rose Center at 81st Street between Central Park West and Columbus Ave.

Parking garage: Located at 56 West 81st Street, adjacent to the Rose Center entrance

The American Museum of Natural History is committed to ensuring that its facilities, exhibitions, and services are accessible to all individuals, including those with disabilities.

• All of the Museum's exhibitions are accessible by wheelchair, and all public floors of the Museum can be reached by elevator. Public elevators near the Central Park West and 77th Street entrances and those in the Rose Center are equipped with Braille signage and give auditory signals.
• All theaters include wheelchair locations and companion seats. The LeFrak Theater also is equipped with chairs that have swing-out armrests for those wishing to sit in a theater seat.
• All food service areas are accessible by wheelchair, with no steps, turnstiles, or other potential obstructions.
• Service animals are welcome to visit the Museum. Please note: To protect our live butterflies, visitors with service animals must answer a few simple questions before entry to the Butterfly Conservatory is permitted.

Non-motorized wheelchairs are available for visitors to use at no cost, on a first-come, first-served basis. You can find them in three places: at the Membership Desk directly inside the 81st Street/Rose Center entrance, at the main entrance on Central Park West (upstairs), and in the parking garage. Visitors borrowing a wheelchair must present a photo ID and provide a telephone number.

81st Street/Rose Center for Earth and Space: Enter the Rose Center at 81st Street between Central Park West and Columbus Ave.

Parking garage: Located at 56 West 81st Street, adjacent to the Rose Center entrance

The American Museum of Natural History is committed to ensuring that its facilities, exhibitions, and services are accessible to all individuals, including those with disabilities.

• All of the Museum's exhibitions are accessible by wheelchair, and all public floors of the Museum can be reached by elevator. Public elevators near the Central Park West and 77th Street entrances and those in the Rose Center are equipped with Braille signage and give auditory signals.
• All theaters include wheelchair locations and companion seats. The LeFrak Theater also is equipped with chairs that have swing-out armrests for those wishing to sit in a theater seat.
• All food service areas are accessible by wheelchair, with no steps, turnstiles, or other potential obstructions.
• Service animals are welcome to visit the Museum. Please note: To protect our live butterflies, visitors with service animals must answer a few simple questions before entry to the Butterfly Conservatory is permitted.

Non-motorized wheelchairs are available for visitors to use at no cost, on a first-come, first-served basis. You can find them in three places: at the Membership Desk directly inside the 81st Street/Rose Center entrance, at the main entrance on Central Park West (upstairs), and in the parking garage. Visitors borrowing a wheelchair must present a photo ID and provide a telephone number.

81st Street/Rose Center for Earth and Space: Enter the Rose Center at 81st Street between Central Park West and Columbus Ave.

Parking garage: Located at 56 West 81st Street, adjacent to the Rose Center entrance

The American Museum of Natural History is committed to ensuring that its facilities, exhibitions, and services are accessible to all individuals, including those with disabilities.

• All of the Museum's exhibitions are accessible by wheelchair, and all public floors of the Museum can be reached by elevator. Public elevators near the Central Park West and 77th Street entrances and those in the Rose Center are equipped with Braille signage and give auditory signals.
• All theaters include wheelchair locations and companion seats. The LeFrak Theater also is equipped with chairs that have swing-out armrests for those wishing to sit in a theater seat.
• All food service areas are accessible by wheelchair, with no steps, turnstiles, or other potential obstructions.
• Service animals are welcome to visit the Museum. Please note: To protect our live butterflies, visitors with service animals must answer a few simple questions before entry to the Butterfly Conservatory is permitted.

Non-motorized wheelchairs are available for visitors to use at no cost, on a first-come, first-served basis. You can find them in three places: at the Membership Desk directly inside the 81st Street/Rose Center entrance, at the main entrance on Central Park West (upstairs), and in the parking garage. Visitors borrowing a wheelchair must present a photo ID and provide a telephone number.

81st Street/Rose Center for Earth and Space: Enter the Rose Center at 81st Street between Central Park West and Columbus Ave.

Parking garage: Located at 56 West 81st Street, adjacent to the Rose Center entrance