The Alamo is committed to making its historic site accessible, whatever your access needs.
Making the Alamo Accessible
Restrooms
Restrooms are Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant and can be found outside the Alamo Gift Shop exit. Please ask any Alamo employee for direction, if needed, and you can view a map of the grounds here.
Services for Visitors with Mobility-Related Access Needs
The original flagstone floors are uneven in some areas. Visitors are encouraged to use caution when moving through historic structures, whether on foot or in wheeled chairs or scooters.
The original Church building has only one wheeled access doorway. Please use the front door for entrance and egress. A staff member is stationed nearby to assist. Wheelchairs are available upon request.
Services for Visitors who are Deaf and/or Hard of Hearing
Tour scripts are available upon request.
Guest Experience staff are happy to arrange an American Sign Language interpreter for our deaf visitors if given notice. Please contact tours@thealamo.org at least seven days in advance.
Services for Visitors Who Are Blind or Partially Sighted
Braille visitor guides are available upon request.
Tactile experiences for groups and individuals are available with notice. Please contact tours@thealamo.org at least seven days in advance.
