Disability discounts in Palma de Mallorca

Bring an original disability card (a Spanish Tarjeta acreditativa del grado de discapacidad or an equivalent foreign card with the international wheelchair symbol) and a passport or national ID. Spanish venues vary on whether they accept foreign cards directly, so an EU disability passport plus a Spanish translation note can help at the desk.

At Es Baluard, present documentation at the ticket office. The museum's published accessibility statement is explicit that the building is 100% adapted for mobility-impaired visitors; the free admission tier is part of the standard price list.

On EMT city buses, the free fare applies via the Tarjeta Ciutadana issued to Palma residents (Carnet grande A). Visitors should buy a standard ticket and rely on the low-floor fleet and driver-deployed ramps for the physical access part.

At PMI airport, request PMR assistance from your airline at booking and confirm 48 hours before departure. The airline forwards the request to AENA's airport accessibility team for escort, wheelchair, and gate help.

Where a venue does not publish a clear discount policy, email or call before visiting. The cathedral, the Almudaina, Bellver, and CaixaForum operate on different policies; one-size-fits-all assumptions copied from Madrid or Barcelona venues do not apply.

For the Spanish Tarjeta acreditativa, the issuing autonomous community matters. In Illes Balears it is issued by IMAS (the regional social services agency); show the original card, not a photo.

If you are using the European Disability Card, present it alongside your passport. Some Spanish venues recognise it directly, others ask for a translation note.