In preparation for the 2026 Hajj season, Saudi Arabia is implementing expanded mobility and accessibility services for elderly and disabled pilgrims visiting the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina. The new services will include electric and manual wheelchairs, dedicated transport carts, and specially marked routes to facilitate easier movement within the mosque and its courtyards. Authorities aim to enhance accessibility through adapted entrances, pathways, and elevators, ensuring a safer experience for worshippers. Additionally, dedicated prayer spaces and accessible facilities will be available throughout the pilgrimage. Saudi authorities have also introduced digital guidance tools, deploying field support teams to assist pilgrims in navigating to prayer halls and service areas while managing crowd movement during peak times. Interactive maps linked via QR codes will provide visitors with real-time navigation and service information. This initiative is part of a comprehensive operational plan that includes transportation, healthcare, crowd management, and emergency response services, reflecting Saudi Arabia's commitment to improving the Hajj experience for millions of pilgrims each year.