Accessibility: eclipse guides from Helioclipse — practical, accurate, and ready for the August 12, 2026 total solar eclipse.
Accessible eclipse guide
A solar eclipse is not a visual-only event. Here’s how blind and low-vision people may engage it through sound, temperature, touch, social context, and respectful audio description—plus safety guidance for sighted companions.
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Accessibility
Crowded eclipse events are not automatically accessible just because someone turns up the speakers. Here’s how to think about captions, interpreters, visual alerts, seating, and published access information before eclipse day.
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Accessibility
A great eclipse plan is not just about the sky. Here’s how to think through terrain, parking, shuttles, crowd flow, restrooms, and backup options so your viewing day is workable, safer, and less stressful.
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Inclusive planning
A practical guide to eclipse viewing accessibility: seating, shade, sound, crowd flow, communication, and safe viewing options that help more people take part comfortably.
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