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The Getty Center is ADA accessible to all visitors.
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Wheelchairs and Strollers
Standard wheelchairs and strollers are available at the Lower Tram Station and at the coat check desk in the Museum Entrance Hall.
Front and rear row seating is available in the Harold M. Williams Auditorium for visitors using wheelchairs. Please arrive early to reach this area before programs begin. Visitor Services staff are available to assist you.
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Sign Language Interpretation
Sign language interpretation is available for all public programs on request. Requests must be made 10 days in advance by calling Visitor Services at (310) 440-7300, or (310) 440-7305 TTY for the deaf or hearing-impaired.
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Large Print/Braille
Selected information is available at the Information Desk in the Museum Entrance Hall.
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Parking
There are accessible spaces on the entry level of the Getty Center parking structure.
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The Getty Tram
The computer-operated tram from the street-level parking facility to the top of the hill is fully accessible.
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Assisted Listening Devices
Free listening devices are available for all gallery and architectural tours as well as the Orientation Theater. They are also available for all programs in the Harold M. Williams Auditorium and Lecture Halls.
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Assistive Animals
Visitors who require assistive animals, such as guide dogs for the blind, are welcome to bring them to the Getty Center.
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Telephones
All payphone banks include an accessible telephone and amplified volume. A TTY public telephone is located in the Museum Entrance Hall.
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Restrooms
All public restrooms at the Getty Center include accessible facilities. The family restroom, located in the South Pavilion of the Museum, includes a breast-feeding station and private facilities where you can assist a companion.
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Lighting
Lighting in the photographs, manuscripts, and drawings galleries may be dimmed to protect the art.
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The Getty Villa is ADA accessible to all visitors.
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Wheelchairs and Strollers
Standard wheelchairs and strollers are available without charge on a first-come, first-served basis in the Entry Pavilion.
Front- and rear-row seating is available in the Auditorium and the Barbara and Lawrence Fleischman Theater for visitors using wheelchairs and for their companions. Please arrive early to reach this area before programs begin. Visitor Services staff are available to assist you.
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Sign Language Interpretation
Sign language interpretation is available for all public programs on request. Requests must be made 10 days in advance by calling Visitor Services at (310) 440-7300, or (310) 440-7305 TTY for the deaf or hearing-impaired.
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Large Print/Braille
Selected information is available at the Information Desk in both the Entry Pavilion and in the Museum.
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Parking
Designated accessible parking spaces are available on the lowest level of the parking structure.
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Assisted Listening Devices
Free listening devices are available for all gallery and site tours at the Tour Meeting Place. They are also available at the Information Desk in both the J. Paul Getty Museum and the Auditorium.
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Assistive Animals
Visitors who require assistive animals, such as guide dogs for the blind, are welcome to bring them to the Getty Villa.
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Telephones
All payphone banks include an accessible telephone and amplified volume. A TTY public telephone is also available.
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Restrooms
All public restrooms include accessible and baby-changing facilities. Family restrooms, located adjacent to the Museum Store and at the tour bus drop-off area, include a breast-feeding area and private facilities in which you can assist a companion.
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Lighting
Lighting in exhibition galleries containing photographs or drawings may be dimmed to protect the art.
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