Everyone's welcome —
including online.

Everyone's welcome at The Coney Island — and that includes our website. We want this site to be usable by as many people as possible, whatever device or assistive technology you use.

Accessibility isn't a one-time checkbox for us; it's something we keep working at as the site grows.

We aim for this website to conform substantially to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA — the widely recognized benchmark for accessible websites — and we track newer guidance, including WCAG 2.2, as we make updates. "Substantially" is an honest word here: we're a small local business doing our best, not claiming perfection.

Across the site, we've worked to provide:

• clear, well-structured headings and page landmarks;
• a "skip to content" link for keyboard and screen-reader users;
• navigation that works with a keyboard, not just a mouse;
• descriptive alternative text for meaningful images, with purely decorative images hidden from assistive technology;
• color choices from our palette chosen for legible contrast;
• text that reflows and stays readable when you zoom in or use a smaller screen.

Some parts of the site rely on third-party tools — for example, the embedded chat assistant, maps, and links to social media — that we don't fully control, and they may not always meet the same standard. We review accessibility as part of our regular updates and fix issues as we find them.

If you run into a barrier on this site — something you can't read, reach, or use — please tell us. Let us know the page and what happened, and we'll help you get what you need and work to fix it.

You can reach a real person by phone or email below. We treat accessibility feedback as a priority.