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Wheelchair accessible things to do in Arizona

238 tours and experiences in Arizona, where the supplier states wheelchair access, 1 of them describing it in their own words. Those with the supplier’s own description are listed first.

Updated 30 October 2026 · tours, prices and access as their suppliers list them on Viator

Cities in Arizona

Top accessible tours in Arizona

Spiritual Tours Vortex Tours

Sedona, Arizona

4.3 · 141 reviews on Viator

Our tours run from 2 to up to 4 hours depending on the tour chosen. We go out into the most beautiful sites in the Sedona red rocks. You receive information on the vortexes and the plant and animal life, geology and the history of the area. We do ceremonies and prayers based in the Native American ways. We also offer common sense counsel for finding balance and harmony in your life. Up to 1 hour Psychic readings are also available.

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“Collapsible wheelchairs with removable wheels can be accommodated providing the passenger is accompanied by someone who can assist them board and disembark”

FromUS$95

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Glassblowing Experience in Sedona

Sedona, Arizona

5.0 · 520 reviews on Viator

The Melting Point is a new, state-of-the-art facility featuring a fine art gallery, a lamp working studio and fully equipped hotshop. We eat, sleep, and breath glass, and it's our delight to share this passion with the community. Our staff is as diverse as the beautiful Sedona desert landscape. Coming from a broad range of educational backgrounds, our glassblowers can tell you everything you would ever want to know about the science and art of glass.

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FromUS$100

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Navajo Dinner Theater, Hoop Dancing, and Native Storytelling

Page, Arizona

4.9 · 513 reviews on Viator

Authentic Culture, Unforgettable Experience Red Heritage is a Navajo owned and operated Native American Dinner Theater that offers an immersive journey into the heart of Diné Bikéyah. Located in the high Arizona desert near several iconic National Parks, we provide a world-class cultural showcase featuring spectacular styles of powwow dancing and our renowned World Class Hoop Dancers. The evening begins with the soulful melodies of the Native American flute, transitioning into the powerful energy of live drumming that resonates through the room. Between performances, you will experience the art of oral storytelling, where history and ancestral legacies are brought to life just as they have been passed down for generations. Paired with an authentic Southwest meal centered on our signature Navajo Tacos, served on fresh homemade frybread. Dinner has delicious options including Southwest Chicken, savory Green Chili Pork, or tender Tri-Tip Beef.

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FromUS$80

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Gunfight Show Old Tombstone

Tombstone, Arizona

4.0 · 411 reviews on Viator

Purchased ticket may be used on any day of the year (except Thanksgiving/Christmas/Easter) at either of our two daily performances, 11:30 or 1:00 and if scheduled, 3pm. The longest running Theatre in Tombstone, Az. (over 25 years). An exciting family show where the Good Guy always wins! If you’re looking for more things to do in Tombstone we also offer a Shoot'n Gallery, Mini-Golf, Pan-for-Gold, Trolley Tour, Cafe and Pancho's Cantina! Settle back in your saddles Partner and enjoy our award winning "Histarically" correct Comedy Wild West Gunfight show at Old Tombstone!

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FromUS$12

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Tucson Authentic Food Tour with 6 Dishes of Southwestern Flavors

Tucson, Arizona

4.8 · 340 reviews on Viator

Join Secret Food Tours on a food tour through downtown Tucson. You'll dine in a number of locally owned restaurants, trying some of their signature dishes. Learn the story of a city that started with open spaces and rich agriculture and became an eclectic part of the southwestern United States. At the end of your Downtown Tucson food tour, you'll have sampled some of this city’s most delicious dishes and gained a better understanding of its culture and history. Your Tucson food tour starts here as you imagine everything you’ll see and all the delicious dishes you’ll try. All the food will be served with water.

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FromUS$83

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The Bullets and Bordellos Ghost Tour in Tombstone

Tombstone, Arizona

4.4 · 339 reviews on Viator

The Bullets and Bordellos Ghost Tour is our adult’s only option focusing on Tombstone’s history and dark past. We will explore the ghosts of Tombstone’s original citizens, the city’s Red Light District, the OK Corral, brothels, murders, suicides, and demonic entities. This tour will contain mature topics and language not suitable for children and is for Ages 16+. If you have 10 or more guests in one group, please get in touch with the private & group sales coordinator with Ghost City Tours.

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FromUS$35

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Musical Instrument Museum Self-Guided Tour Ticket in Phoenix

Phoenix, Arizona

4.9 · 287 reviews on Viator

The Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) offers a one-of-a-kind experience that can only be found in Phoenix. With more than 4,200 instruments on display, MIM showcases music and cultures from every country in the world through engaging exhibits and state-of-the-art audio and video technology. In MIM’s Artist Gallery, get a close-up look at instruments played by influential artists, such as Prince, Madonna, Ravi Shankar, Johnny Cash, Roberta Flack, Tito Puente, Celia Cruz, Glen Campbell, and many more. And finally, make some music of your own in the Experience Gallery! MIM’s Café Allegro offers delicious global cuisine, and the award-winning Museum Store includes an array of creative, global, and music-inspired gifts.

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FromUS$24

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Wings of Fire & Whispers of the Desert Phoenix Ghost Tours

Phoenix, Arizona

4.1 · 254 reviews on Viator

Dive into the chilling streets of Phoenix with our captivating Ghost Tour, where history and the supernatural collide. This walking tour is more than a stroll—it's a thrilling journey into the city’s haunted past. Guided by a local expert who weaves ghostly tales with historical insight, you’ll explore iconic sites rich with eerie legends and dark histories. Traverse a mile-long route where ghostly encounters are said to have occurred, making each step a brush with the unknown. Get ready to be enthralled as you visit Phoenix’s most haunted locations, including the notorious Teether House and the hauntingly beautiful Rosson House Museum at Heritage Square. Feel the eerie whispers at St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Basilica and hear spooky stories of Hotel San Carlos. While we won’t enter private buildings, the atmosphere alone will keep you on haunted ground. Join us for an evening of spine-tingling tales and discover why Phoenix is known as one of the most haunted cities in the Southwest!

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FromUS$26

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Tombstone Trolley Historical Tour

Tombstone, Arizona

4.3 · 157 reviews on Viator

Settle back in yer saddle & enjoy the Historical sites of Tombstone aboard our Tombstone Trolley Car! Our expert conductors will share with you the History, Legends & Lore that has shaped Tombstone into "The Town too Tough to Die" Tour is Pet Friendly & allows on/off service to Boothill Graveyard! If your looking for more fun in Tombstone check out our Wyatt Earp Combo deal to receive discounts on Trolley Tour plus Gunfight Show, includes Mini Golf!

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FromUS$15

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SEA LIFE Aquarium Arizona Admission Ticket

Phoenix, Arizona

4.1 · 156 reviews on Viator

Cool off with family-friendly fun at SEA LIFE Aquarium Arizona, where kids and adults alike can explore vibrant marine habitats together. Discover colorful starfish, playful sea turtles, and majestic tropical sharks up close in immersive, naturalistic exhibits. Walk through the underwater tunnel and watch fish swim all around for an unforgettable experience. It’s the perfect way to learn, play, and beat the heat in Phoenix with the whole family.

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FromUS$19

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The Dead Men's Tales Walking Ghost Tour in Tombstone

Tombstone, Arizona

4.5 · 136 reviews on Viator

The Dead Men’s Tales Ghost Tour is our family-friendly option discussing Tombstone’s history through the city’s hauntings and ghost stories focusing on famous cowboys and gunslingers. We will also explore the ghosts of Tombstone’s original citizens, gunfights, murders, the city’s part in the Wild West, and the Shootout at the OK Corral. If you have 10 or more guests in one group, please get in touch with the private & group sales coordinator with Ghost City Tours.

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FromUS$30

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Prescott Ghost Tour: Whiskey Row Haunted History Walk

Prescott, Arizona

4.9 · 127 reviews on Viator

Prescott was Arizona's first territorial capital, a mining boomtown where saloons outnumbered churches and not everyone who checked into the hotels checked out. Some of them, locals say, are still here. On this 90-minute, one-mile walk through Whiskey Row, your Southwestern Gothic dressed guide takes you past the Palace Saloon, the Hotel St. Michael, the Elks Opera House, the Old Firehouse Plaza and the Granite Street garage. Hear what happened at the Palace that Arizona's governor tried to cover up, why the St. Michael's upper floors run cold on warm nights, what archaeologists found beneath the parking garage, and the Hassayampa Inn story that stays with people long after the tour ends. Every story is originally researched by co-founder and local author Susan Johnson. Mother and son owned, five generations of Arizona roots, 2,000+ verified reviews. No scripts, no recycled facts. We do not enter buildings. Comfortable shoes and water advised. Your attendance is gravely appreciated.

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FromUS$35

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Questions about accessible tours in Arizona

How many wheelchair accessible tours are there in Arizona?

238 tours and experiences in Arizona have a supplier who states wheelchair access on Viator, as checked on 30 October 2026. 1 of those suppliers also describe the access in their own words, such as a step-free route, a lift or a ramp, and their tours are listed first.

Which wheelchair accessible tours in Arizona are rated highest?

Of those with at least 20 reviews on Viator: Glassblowing Experience in Sedona (5.0 from 520 reviews), Prescott History Walking Tour: Whiskey Row to Nob Hill (5.0 from 107 reviews) and Pistoleros Wild West Show Ticket, Tucson, Arizona (5.0 from 103 reviews). Ratings are travellers’ overall ratings on Viator, not ratings of the access.

What is the cheapest wheelchair accessible thing to do in Arizona?

Tucson Historic Downtown Walking Tour Smartphone Guided App GPS, from US$8 per person at the last price check (30 October 2026). Prices change, so confirm on Viator before you book.

Do any Arizona tours have wheelchair-accessible transport?

130 of the 238 say their transport is wheelchair accessible, as the supplier states. Look for the “Wheelchair-accessible transport” label on each tour.

Is wheelchair access on these tours guaranteed?

No. The access is as each supplier states it on Viator, and Inclusable hasn’t checked it. We leave out ticks that don’t hold up: demanding activities such as skydiving, diving or horse riding, and rides in an ordinary car, unless the supplier explains how wheelchair users take part, and tours whose own description contradicts the tick or says wheelchairs can’t be accommodated. Confirm your needs with the supplier before you book.

How do I book an accessible tour in Arizona?

Each tour’s “Book” button opens it on viator.com, where you choose a date and pay. Questions about access go to the supplier through Viator. Inclusable may earn a commission.

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