Sugar-white sand and emerald green water on the beaches of Pensacola are now accessible for all thanks to the installment of five Mobi-mats on Pensacola Beach.
Mobi-Mats are a non-slip matting laid down over the sand that provides grip and easy access for wheelchairs, strollers and pedestrians on unstable surfaces. To add to the ease, beach wheelchairs, both electric and traditional, are available for rent. The fun doesn’t stop there, the beach is just the beginning for an accessible vacation. Outside of the beach, there are activities aplenty for vacationers of all abilities.
Behind the museum on most Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s, the U.S. Navy Blue Angels take to the skies. For persons with disabilities, seating is available along the flight line.
Downtown, the Pensacola Historic District features a restored colonial district as well as a multicultural center and museum. The buildings that are wheelchair accessible and that have accessible bathrooms include the Pensacola Museum of History, Voices of Pensacola, the Pensacola Children’s Museum, the Museum of Commerce, the Museum of Industry, Old Christ Church, the L & N Marine Terminal, and the Bowden Building.
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ACCESS TO NAS PENSACOLA NOW 7 DAYS A WEEK TO PUBLIC
Naval Air Station (NAS) Pensacola is scheduled to allow seven-day access to areas of public interest on the installation. Visitors to Naval Air Station (NAS) Pensacola will now only be required to show a single government-issued identification card! State-issued driving licenses and passports are acceptable.
Fort Barrancas will be open on Saturday - Wednesday from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
For the official update and all rules, click here: https://bit.ly/44pbvqg
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