Accessibility
Practical tips for visitors with access needs
Nau mai, haere mai. Everyone is welcome.
Te Whare Taonga o Waikato Museum and Gallery is a place where people of all abilities can explore, learn, and connect. We are committed to making sure all visitors feel welcome and supported.
Mobility Parking
There are several mobility parking spaces located on Victoria Street, just past Grantham Street, for access to the main entrance of the Museum.
Wheelchair Access
External wheelchair ramps are available to the main entrance, and we have internal ramps from the foyer level, through all of the galleries. Wheelchairs are available for use in the museum.
Elevators/Lifts
The Museum has two lifts which give access to all floors.
Accessible Toilets
You’ll find accessible toilets and baby changing facilities in the main foyer, and in Exscite. These facilities are designed to meet the needs of all visitors, including disabled people and Meaning Family with Meaning Baby .
Service Dogs
Visitors are welcome to bring trained service dogs that assist with a disability. To help us support your visit, please let our Meaning Staff know when you arrive. Your dog must remain under control at all times.
Need Help During Your Visit?
Our Meaning Staff are here to help. If you need assistance or have questions, please speak to our team at the front desk or contact us before your visit.