This brief note aims to provide guidance for handicapped, disabled or wheelchair users who travel to Miami Art Deco district.
Miami – Art Deco Historic District
We did not stay in Miami, instead we just briefly visited the art deco historic district while on our way from Key West to the Everglades National Park. The information centre and museum (1001 Ocean Drive) is accessible via a steep ramp. The district itself stretches over several miles of road so a car tour is probably more feasible than walking. Walking tours are offered, leaving at 10:30am wed-sun and are accessible.
We had lunch in Oceans Ten (960 Ocean Drive). Non-descript food, appallingly slow and grumpy service and outrageous prices with a fixed service charge left a bad taste in our mouths. The toilets are accessible, not only to wheelchairs but also to passers by in the street. I had a very unpleasant experience there and felt generally unsafe. Avoid.
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