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IBCCES Accessible Travel Support

Travel planning and weather

IBCCES support can be arranged for many destinations and climates. Weather and the best travel time depend on the location, your comfort needs, and the activities planned. We help review conditions, transport, lodging, and seasonal access before you travel.

What IBCCES is known for

IBCCES is presented as a resource for accessible travel coordination, helping travelers plan smoother trips with thoughtful support and practical information.

Cultural food and local experiences

We can help identify accessible restaurants, dietary options, local food experiences, and cultural activities that fit your preferences and mobility needs.

Sights and accessible experiences

Ask us about accessible tours, museums, nature experiences, scenic viewpoints, beaches, city attractions, and transportation options in your chosen destination.

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IBCCES IAC Accessibility Card

Accessible Theme Park Travel Worldwide

The IBCCES Individual Accessibility Card (IAC) is a free digital card that helps travelers communicate accommodation needs before visiting participating attractions. It is not an admission ticket and does not guarantee a specific accommodation. Each park makes its own final decision. Always check the park’s current accessibility policy before traveling.

How the IAC is used

Parks and attractions to research

Register at accessibilitycard.org, submit the requested information, and present the digital card to Guest Services when required. The park may then provide its own access plan, such as a return-time system, alternate entrance, sensory support, or other reasonable accommodation. Policies, documentation rules, and guest limits vary by park.

Universal Destinations, Six Flags, and some other attractions use IBCCES-related accessibility processes. Disney, SeaWorld, Merlin parks, and many international venues use their own programs or different accessibility cards. Check each park’s official accessibility page for current rules, timing, and available accommodations.

Food

Accessible restaurants, dietary options, local food tours, and comfortable cultural dining experiences.

Nightlife

Accessible evening activities, entertainment, music, illuminated sights, and relaxed social experiences.

Celebrations & Culture

Local celebrations, museums, arts, and cultural activities planned around each traveler’s needs.

Sights

Accessible tours, scenic viewpoints, beaches, museums, city attractions, and transport options.

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