Phone: 206-654-3100
Website: http://www.seattleartmuseum.org/visit/OSP/
Hours: Opens 30 minutes prior to sunrise, closes 30 minutes after sunset 365 days a year
Cost: free
Bus: yes
Parking: pay lots and street
What to expect: The Olympic Sculpture Park is completely accessible including a ramp from the waterfront. Manual wheelchairs may need an assist on the ramps - they aren't super steep, but the ramp from the waterfront is long. Also, be aware that most of the pathways are crushed rock. Firm, but not the smoothest ride. A few of the pathways are bark. We tried them out using a power wheelchair. The results were alright - we made it in and out. But it's tight quarters and somewhat difficult to turn around because the bark isn't as firm and the wheels spun a bit.
As you would expect being on the waterfront, it can be brisk. There are plenty of places to stop, relax and enjoy the view.
There are two disabled parking spots in the Olympic Sculpture Park garage located on Broad Street (plus an elevator that leads into the Pavillion) and a load/unload zone on southbound Western Avenue before the Broad Street intersection.
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