CommunicationThe park has an UbiDuo available upon request at the Rangers' desk in the Independence Visitor Center. Point to the UbiDuo sign, if needed. The UbiDuo is a communication device that enables deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing people to communicate face to face using a set of keyboards. Both users can type at the same time. FilmsOpen captions are available on all park films in the following buildings:
Assistive listening devices are available to borrow for the films and videos in the Benjamin Franklin Museum, as well as the films in the Independence Visitor Center, and Liberty Bell Center. Printed informationThere is printed information available on the Liberty Bell and Independence Square buildings as well as in the park brochure. Assistive listening for toursAsk a ranger for an assistive listening device to amplify the tours in Independence Hall and Congress Hall. ASL interpretationAmerican Sign Language interpretation is available by request. Those requesting an ASL interpreter must first reserve Independence Hall tickets at least two weeks in advance of their visit. Once you have obtained reserved tickets, email us to arrange for an interpreter at least 14 days prior to your visit. The ASL interpretation service is FREE. |
Last updated: July 12, 2024