1000 5th Avenue, Upper East Side, Manhattan
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art · Checked Sep 2026
The museum reports seating throughout its galleries. Visitors with disabilities can borrow a stool in Burke Hall or ask at Admissions.
Official visitor accessibility guide, The Met Fifth Avenue: accessible entrances, gallery seating, mobility devices, listening assistance. Claims are summarized, not independently verified.
View original sourceThe Met lists hearing loops at Ticketing and Information Desks in the Great Hall and Burke Hall.
Official visitor accessibility guide, The Met Fifth Avenue: accessible entrances, gallery seating, mobility devices, listening assistance. Claims are summarized, not independently verified.
View original sourceThe Met identifies accessible entrances at Fifth Avenue and 81st Street, and through the garage at 80th Street.
Official visitor accessibility guide, The Met Fifth Avenue: accessible entrances, gallery seating, mobility devices, listening assistance. Claims are summarized, not independently verified.
View original sourceManual wheelchairs are available at the 81st Street coat check, first come, first served.
Official visitor accessibility guide, The Met Fifth Avenue: accessible entrances, gallery seating, mobility devices, listening assistance. Claims are summarized, not independently verified.
View original sourceOpenStreetMap contributors · Imported Sep 2026
OpenStreetMap records wheelchair access. This does not describe every entrance or route.
Mapped relation 3698894. Tags on the place itself.
View original sourceOpenStreetMap records wheelchair access. This does not describe every entrance or route.
Mapped relation 3698894. Tags on the place itself.
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