We all love to travel, have fun, and take part in adventures — which is why it’s important that we also list some of the best discount programs for people with disabilities.

Source: https://dealspotr.com/article/discounts-for-people-with-disabilities

The list of available discounts ranges from national parks, to travel, perks, and more. So let’s jump into them.

National Park Service

The National Park Service offers an Access Pass for people with disabilities. It’s totally free (normally $80) as long as you provide proof of disability and proof of US residency.

You’ll receive free access to any national park and 50% discounts on some amenities fees. 

You can get your pass for free in person at any national park. Alternatively, you finish this application for a $10 fee.

State Parks

Many state parks offer free access for folks with disabilities as well. Check with your state’s parks and recreation website to find out if your state participates.

Movie theaters 

Regal Cinemas. Offers a free ticket for one companion seeing a movie with a person that has a disability. They also offer promo codes that you shouldn’t miss out on.

Hotels & Flights

• ClubGO. ClubGo offers up to 60% off select resorts, motels, hotels, and even flights for those traveling with disabilities.
• Airline Policies. Most airlines offer assistance and services to make flying go smoothly for disabled persons. If you’re planning a flight, contact the airline ahead of time. Make sure to find out how they can help you during your travels.

Rental Car Services

• Avis. Avis provides various tools to assist people with disabilities. From swivel seats to transfer boards, they ensure hassle-free access to rental car services. Learn more about their services here.
• Budget. Budget offers a range of products and services to help disabled people rent cars with ease. Find out more about their support for people with disabilities here.

Public Transport

• Sage Traveling. A travel agency that creates accessible packaged trips around Europe for people with disabilities. 

If you sign up for their mailing list, you’ll receive their free monthly newsletter. You’ll also get a 50 Euro coupon towards your next vacation.

• Amtrak. Offers a 10% discount for adults and children who request special assistance. Their companions over the age of 18 are also eligible. 

Passengers with disabilities riding the Downeaster train receive 50% off.

• Paratransit. Most cities offer a door-to-door paratransit ride program for people with disabilities. These rides are for those who cannot take the bus, subway, or other public transit options. In fact, it’s required under the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA).
  
  Examples include Access-a-Ride in New York City and The Ride in Boston. Some cities have begun pilot programs to offer subsidized Uber and Lyft rides as an alternative to paratransit. These fares can be as low as $2 per ride. Check with your local public transit authority to see if they offer these services.

Museum and Cultural Center Discounts for people with disabilities

• Metropolitan Museum of Art. The Metropolitan Museum of Art offers specially designed experiences for people with various sorts of disabilities. From, deafness, to blind touch exhibits and more.
• Disabled World. Disabled World offers a whole list of cultural centers that provide unique experiences and discounts for people with disabilities. 

If you’re interested in seeing some of those centers, visit this page. 

Aside from these, there are plenty of cultural centers and museums that offer all sorts of discounts. 

If you plan on visiting any during a trip, make sure to bring documentation. You may be surprised by how generous they are towards disabled persons. They also extend generosity to their companions.

Phone and PC discounts for people with disabilities

• PCs for People. While not exclusively for people with disabilities, PCs for People assists individuals on government programs. It also helps those with low incomes by providing tech and low-cost internet.
• Lifeline. Lifeline helps people using select government programs get access to low-cost phones and plans. To find out if you’re eligible to get assistance from Lifeline, learn more here.

Revised: 11/15/2025: 07:52