STONE MOUNTAIN PARK STONE MOUNTAIN This is one of the Southeast’s most visited attractions—and after visiting yourself, you’ll understand why. You can ride a cable car to the top of the mountain and enjoy a variety of other activities as someone with hearing impairments. The 4-D theater and the scenic railroad have written scripts available, and the Memorial Hall Auditorium has closed captioning available on the screen if you ask a team member before the show begins. (Entrances to all attractions are wheelchair-accessible, too.) AcceSSIble GeorGIA TAP INTO YOUR OWN POWER The National Center for Civil & Human Rights is an organization built to “inspire people to tap into their own power and change the world around them.” Exhibitions focus on the history of the civil rights movement in the U.S. and the struggle for human rights around the world. NATIONAL CENTER FOR CIVIL & HUMAN RIGHTS ATLANTA This museum believes in justice and dignity for all and, therefore, is fully inclusive for all abilities, including those with hearing impairments. There are immersive exhibits and events, which will give you a greater appreciation for how far we’ve come in the quest for equality and how much further we still need to go. Handheld text and audio devices are available for checkout upon entry. Auditory FOX THEATRE ATLANTA The legendary Fox Theatre hosts numerous concerts, touring Broadway shows and other productions throughout the year. Designated seats for guests with hearing impairments are available in the front of the theater. Assisted-listening devices are available on a first-come, first-served basis at all performances, and closed captioning can be requested by calling the ticket office. Sign-language-interpreting services are also offered for certain show dates but can always be requested by calling the ticket office at least two weeks in advance of your show date. THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR CIVIL & HUMAN RIGHTS, ATLANTA/ALBERT VECERKA EXPLOREGEORGIA.ORG 89
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