Queen City's Friendliest Places

It's always time for Krispy Kreme, are we right?

This store is on the second floor of a shopping center. Those who cannot use stairs can enter through the back. The parking lot behind the shopping center is sloped, so you will arrive on the second floor, but it is too steep for a mobility device to climb but you can drive there.

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An Accessible entrance is at the right of the Church - the ramp enters the Church on the side, near the altar. The wheelchair-accessible elevators are in the glassed-in foyer to the back.

The Museum's front desk offers complimentary manual wheelchairs on a first-come, first-served basis. Visitor drop-off and pickup is permitted near Mint Museum Uptown’s elevator access on Levine Avenue of the Arts. A Wellness Room, equipped with chairs, a trashcan, and a mini fridge, is are available  on level 4 to the right of the elevators. Support persons receive complimentary admission to ticketed exhibitions when the person with the disability cannot otherwise attend alone. Tours can be arranged for both adult and children’s groups with varied disabilities. An educator will work with you to customize a visit that best suits the needs of your group. 

The Queen City Quarter complex has multiple places to visit, some locations offer chairs with no arms and booths with movable tables, as well as patios that are comfortable for people of size.

To ensure accessibility for patrons with vision loss, the Gantt Center has collaborated with No Dark Doors to implement iBeacons at our location. For visitors to the Gantt, discounted parking is available at The Levine Center for the Arts parking garage, situated on Tryon Street, just opposite the Gantt. The address for the garage is 101 W. Brooklyn Village Ave, and visitor parking is designated on levels P1 and P2.

Here is a complete list of Accessible Amenities at the hotel.

To enter the restaurant without using the small steps outside the building, you must use the ramp on the far side of the building located on the corner of W. 7th and N. Tryon St. There is a bus stop at 8th and Tryon St., serving Bus #11 and Bus #21.

There are a lot of television screens playing different sports games throughout the restaurant which may impact sensory experiences.

Directly across the street is a bus stop serving Bus #11 and Bus #21.

The Discovery Place Science Parking Deck is located at the corner of Church and 6th Sts. in uptown Charlotte. The Museum entrance is located on 6th St. between Tryon St. & Church St.

Discovery Place Science is two blocks from the 7th St. Station stop on the LYNX Light Rail system. Upon exiting the train at 7th St., head west toward Tryon St. The Museum entrance is located on 6th St. between Tryon St. & Church St.

Wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Visitors should request a wheelchair at Check-In. Wheelchairs are sanitized after each use.

The Dunhill Hotel is a boutique, historic hotel. They small staff is very accommodating and will do whatever is necessary and possible to make their hotel accessible, safe, and comfortable for all guests upon request. Guests in wheelchairs can stay here comfortably.

Garage parking is conveniently available directly behind the hotel in the Fifth Third Bank parking deck. Garage entrances are on both 6th Street and Church Street.

Parking is available nearby at the Truist Center Garage at 161 E 6th St and also at the 101 N. Tryon St. Parking Garage.

Customers of size and those in mobility devices may find it difficult to navigate the venue comfortably on a crowded or busy night.

"The Library", a private lounge with no public access, offers comfortable, sturdy chairs, couches and armchairs, and a bar with stools that have seat backs. It has a roomy interior and is accessible with flat, level ground