In 2017, a new automaton called 'Tretze-Dotze' [Thirteen-Twelve] was created in Tibidabo’s Automata Museum (level 5), which is adapted for people with functional diversity and particularly for blind people. It is an interactive automaton made of wood, and the arms and legs of the doll can be made to move by means of a handle that anybody can turn.
The Vantage Point of Tibidabo’s Panoramic Area (level 6) has a panel of Barcelona on which the architectural elements and the most iconic spaces in the city are marked in Braille.
Tibidabo Park has toiletes adapted for wheelchair users, located in different areas of the enclosure:
The Tibidabo Amusement Park has two lifts that go to every level of the Park.
Although anyone with a ticket to the Park can use this service, priority is given to:
This square (level 6) was recently revamped and the whole of the Panoramic Area space was levelled out to guarantee everybody access to it. A large ramp was installed behind the ticket booths at the main entrance to facilitate access for people with reduced mobility to both the toilets next to the 'Airplane' and to the medical services should there be the need. What is more, there is now a large tiered area providing more space for people to sit down.
Apart from the attractions adapted for wheelchairs. there are others with adapted entry and exit points (but without adapted cars, carriages and seats). These attractions are:
There are some indoor attractions which, due to the nature of their activity, have guaranteed access for prams and wheelchairs. These attractions are:
This educational ride (level 1), where children can learn about road safety education while they drive vehicles in a small intelligent city, has a car adapted for people with reduced mobility.
This free admission space (level 6) has some ramps that provide access for wheelchair users , enabling them to take part in the game because it is a levelled area and there is enough room for a wheelchair to fit in front of the mushroom that controls the movements of the water.
The Museu d'Autòmats (Automata Museum) (level 5) has an elevating platform so that wheelchair users can go down to the automata area.