Parking and services for our physically challenged guests include:
Handicapped Parking
Wheelchair & Electric Scooter Rentals
Accessible Restrooms
Braille Fair Information
Handicapped Parking:
Parking is $10 per vehicle. Designated parking areas for the handicapped can be accessed:
- Enter Gate 1 at 79th Street and Greenfield Avenue
- Enter Gate 7 on the north end of the Fair Park off Kearney Street
- Enter Gate 3 on 84th Street near the MCTS Transit Center to be directed to special parking areas
ALL PARKING IS ON A FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVED BASIS.
Proper decals or license plates must be displayed.
Wheelchair & Electric Scooter Rental:
There are a limited number of wheelchairs and electric scooters available for rent at the Fair. All rentals are on a first-come, first-served basis. A Valid Driver License must be provided to rent any equipment and licenses are retained during the rental period. All equipment must be returned by 11pm.
Rentals are available in three locations:
- U.S. Cellular Main Gate
- South Grandstand Avenue near the Wisconsin Exposition Center
- MCTS Transit Center near Gate 4
Rental fees:
- $10 per Wheelchair
- $40 per Electric Scooter
Accessible Restrooms:
Wheelchair accessible restrooms are located throughout the Park for Fairgoers’ convenience in the Wisconsin Exposition Center, Wisconsin Products Pavilion, corner of Grandstand Avenue and First Street, and at the corner of Central Avenue and Second Street. Specially equipped portable restrooms are available at The Main Stage and at the U.S. Cellular Main Gate. A Family Restroom is located within the Wisconsin Exposition Center.
Braille Fair Information:
Fair schedules and information in Braille are available for reference at our Information Centers. Information Centers are located at inside the U.S. Cellular Main Gate, Grandstand Avenue and Fifth Street, Grandstand Avenue near the Miller Lite Sports Bar & Grill, South Grandstand Avenue in front of the Wisconsin Exposition Center, corner of Central Avenue & Second Street, inside Gates 3, 4, and 5, and inside the main entrance of the Wisconsin Exposition Center.
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