Chicago Oktoberfest and Other Amazing Accessible Activities
Creating a day of fun in Chicago for people with disabilities isn’t only possible but also incredibly enriching. As advocates for accessible transportation, we’re excited to lead you through a memorable and inclusive experience in our vibrant city. Experience Chicago Oktoberfest celebrations, enjoy the incredible sights and sounds, and spend time with the people you hold closest to your heart.
Start with Accessible Transportation
The Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities is committed to making Chicago a city where those with accessibility needs can live, work, and play without barriers. But public transportation in Chicagoland does come with some limitations.
Begin your adventure with the right foundation — private, customizable, and accessible transportation with Britelift. Our reliable and wheelchair-friendly rides will seamlessly transport you around the heart of the city, so you don’t have to worry about traffic and parking, setting the tone for a day of excitement. Plus, additional passengers ride for free, ensuring the whole family can join in the fun!
Explore Iconic Chicago Landmarks
Chicago offers an array of accessible attractions for all to enjoy. Start by visiting Millennium Park, where you can marvel at Cloud Gate (“The Bean”) and enjoy the open spaces.
What’s more, Millennium Hall, the dining area near The Bean, will be hosting an Oktoberfest celebration in its beer garden on Sept 30th. Don’t miss out on German lagers and treats, fun contests and games, and live music performances.
Another must-see stop on your Chicago adventure is the Art Institute of Chicago. This cultural treasure offers accessibility features to enjoy the collection of art with ease. Check out this season’s amazing exhibitions: from science fiction to radical art, ghosts and demons in Japanese prints, Italian designs, and more!
Delight at this Year’s Chicago Oktoberfest
If you missed Oktoberfest at Millennium Hall, there’s still plenty of parties where you can celebrate the annual tradition and immerse yourself in the festivities. Chicago Oktoberfest celebrations are known for their vibrant atmosphere, delicious food, and live entertainment. Many of these events prioritize accessibility, making it a perfect opportunity for everyone to revel in the spirit of the festival.
- Maplewood Brewery Beer Pairing Dinner (October 5th)
- Time Out Market Chicago Oktoberfest (October 7th)
- Special Oktoberfest Menu at Hannah’s Bretzel (until October 31st)
Adventures at Navy Pier
Navy Pier is a hub of entertainment with wheelchair accessibility in mind. Enjoy the picturesque views of Lake Michigan, indulge in diverse dining options, explore the attractions, and enjoy the wheelchair-accessible ferris wheel. The Chicago Children’s Museum within Navy Pier also offers interactive exhibits for visitors of all abilities.
Stroll Along the Riverwalk
The Chicago Riverwalk is a scenic gem, offering picturesque views of the city’s architecture. Enjoy a leisurely stroll, relax in seating areas, and bask in the beauty of the Chicago River. Accessible pathways and ramps make it easy for all to explore this urban oasis.
Vehicle appearance may vary depending on availability. BriteLift is a transportation broker, with rides fulfilled by independently owned transportation service providers.
Chicago’s Most Trusted Accessible Rides
Planning a day of fun in Chicago with people with disabilities in mind is an opportunity to embrace the city’s inclusivity and spirit, plus build a better connection among loved ones. From accessible transportation to iconic landmarks, festivals, and scenic spots, Chicagoland offers a multitude of experiences for everyone to enjoy.
By booking with BriteLift’s reliable transportation, you’re ensuring a seamless journey that sets the stage for a day filled with laughter, cherished moments, and the magic of the Windy City.
