AttractionsLake Placid
Lake Placid Olympic Museum
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Accessibility features
Assessed in person by Accessible Adirondack Tourism. A website or social media account counts as accessible only when it passes a WAVE scan with no errors, no contrast errors and no alerts.
- Accessible entrance Available
- Wheelchair accessible interior Available
- Accessible restroom Available
- Braille signs and menus Available
- Accessible website Not Accessible
- Accessible social media Not Available
How this place earned 4 trees
| Feature | Result | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Accessible entrance | Available | 1 of 1 |
| Wheelchair accessible interior | Available | 1 of 1 |
| Accessible restroom | Available | 1 of 1 |
| Accessible website | Not Accessible | 0 of 1 |
| Braille signs and menus | Available | 1/2 of 1/2 |
| Accessible social media | Not Available | 0 of 1/4 |
| Accessibility extras named in the description | Named | 1/4 of 1/4 |
| Total, scaled to 5 and rounded to the nearest half tree | 3.8 of 5, 4 trees | |
About this place
Highly Recommended.
Accessible entrance, with an Accessibility Visitor Guide, an Accessibility Cart, Communication Aid, close-captioned with script transcripts for the documentary film Miracle on Ice, and verbal description tours with free reservations. Ample room for multiple wheelchairs which would make this a great tour stop for those with mobility impairments. In our opinion, this facility is a model of accessibility.
Accessibility Visitor Guide
The Accessibility Visitor Guide provides information on environmental, tactile, visual, and auditory conditions to help enhance your visit to the Lake Placid Olympic Museum and Olympic Center. A copy is available at the Box Office.
Communication Aid
The Communication Aid is a tool that includes a visual keyboard and cue cards to assist visitors in communicating during their visit to the Museum. A copy is available at the Box Office.
Hearing Impairments
Audiovisual material is captioned and script transcripts are available in the Miracle Theater for the “Miracle on Ice” docufilm.
(American Sign Language (ASL) guides are not currently available.)
Verbal Description Tours
Experience the Museum with a guide who describes exhibits in great detail. Free, reservations are required.
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