All Innsbruck's buses (incl.Nightliner, Sightseer) are wheel chair accessible low floor buses... According to the Austrian Law of Transport bus drivers are not allowed to leave their seats during their rounds. Therefore they are not allowed to help you to get on and off the buses (Even though they will do that occasionally). To get on and off the buses you'll need assistance and depend on the help of other travellers.

Trams are not wheel chair accessible as yet. New tram tracks are being built and will operate with new trams in 2009. These trams will be wheel chair accessible.

Lifts, Cable Cars, Funiculars

Some of our lifts, cable cars and funiculars are wheel chair accessible. Staff will always help you to get on and off. Nordkettenbahnen Sektionen I und II (Hungerburg-Seegrube, Seegrube-Hafelekar)

The cable cars to the Nordpark are quite easily accessible with a wheel chair. Hungerburg Station: Please use the EXIT door on the groundfloor. If locked, ask at the cash point to open the door.
Seegrube Station: There is a lift to get on and off. The Restaurant at the Seegrube can be reached without barriers, to get to the terrace please use the ramp.
Hafelekar Station: wheel chair accessible.

Please mind, that you will be in an Alpine region. You will not be able to move very far from the Stations. Despite this you will have a wonderful sight and a lovely trip that you won't forget easily!
Evening trips on Fridays from 6 p. m. onwards.


Muttereralmbahnen

The bottom station of the Muttereralmbahn can only be reached by car as the road to the entrance is rather steep.
Staff will help you to get into the closed cablecars (6 persons) as well as help you back into your wheel chair on the top.
The restaurant is just besides the exit of the cable car station and can be reached without barriers.
A visit to the "adventure mountain" is only advisable in a light wheel chair with the help of an accompaning person. The trail is rather steep. On the top the trails are easier accessable.