11 West 53rd Street, Midtown, Manhattan
A starting point for your visit. These details come from public sources, and conditions can change.
The Museum of Modern Art · Checked Sep 2026
These are available free at museum entrances, first come, first served. Ask staff in the main lobby.
Official MoMA accessibility page: mobility accessibility, wheelchairs and rollators, restrooms, sensory kit. Concise factual summaries of venue claims.
View original sourceMoMA specifically notes gaps in gallery seating and recommends its portable stools and rollators for regular rests.
Official MoMA accessibility page: mobility accessibility, wheelchairs and rollators, restrooms, sensory kit. Concise factual summaries of venue claims.
View original sourceMoMA identifies power-assist entrances on 53rd and 54th Streets between Fifth and Sixth Avenues.
Official MoMA accessibility page: mobility accessibility, wheelchairs and rollators, restrooms, sensory kit. Concise factual summaries of venue claims.
View original sourceAsk at the main lobby information desk for a free kit with items including hearing protection and fidgets.
Official MoMA accessibility page: mobility accessibility, wheelchairs and rollators, restrooms, sensory kit. Concise factual summaries of venue claims.
View original sourceMoMA reports accessible restrooms throughout the building, with some levels excluded; consult its guide for locations.
Official MoMA accessibility page: mobility accessibility, wheelchairs and rollators, restrooms, sensory kit. Concise factual summaries of venue claims.
View original sourceOpenStreetMap contributors · Imported Sep 2026
OpenStreetMap records wheelchair access. This does not describe every entrance or route.
OpenStreetMap records wheelchair access. This does not describe every entrance or route.
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