Opening Hours Monday through Saturday 9:00 a.m. till 4:00 p.m.

hmmm, it all depends which exhibit you are in a few are air conditioned as the artifacts need to be cool, some are in huts, which is a bit hotter, but definetly you should see it. you will feel some of the weight seeing some of the artifacts,

Yes, it is actually quite close. Google maps would give you a good idea. Stroll through the fort and past the floating bridge, maybe 15 minute walk.

Monday 9:30AM–3:30PM Tuesday 9:30AM–3:30PM Wednesday 9:30AM–3:30PM Thursday 9:30AM–3:30PM Friday 9:30AM–3:30PM Saturday 9:30AM–4:30PM Sunday Closed

He will need to be prepared for sure. But if he can handle it I would suggest taking him there as he needs to know what " his people went through" and be amazed at the resilience of a group of people. Also important to know that so called "civilized people" were barbaric and cruel and traded people. Hopefully he will gain strength and learn to stand up for himself and others when needed, Good luck with the visit

There is an accessible entrance at the side of the Museum. Ask at the bar at the bottom of the stairs to the main entrance- they will open the gate for you. The majority of the museum is accessible although some rooms are accessed from the ‘wrong’ end (ie the exit) It is well worth the effort to visit and someone to push / help with the wheelchair will make it easier. (We visited in Feb 2018 and my wife is a wheelchair user). Note that there is no wheelchair accessible toilet at the museum - it is up one step although there may be accessible toilet facilities in the adjacent hotel complex.

I didn't notice the senior pricing.

La entrada es $10 para adulto, $7 para ninos y personas maduras.

It is approximately half a mile. You just from the cruiseship through the riffort,along the "pontjes bridge" After the "brion" square you see the blue "Otabanda: hotel. Go into the "Breedestraat": the Kura Holanda Museum entrance is in the street at the back of this blue " Casino and Hotel". The museum has an excellent collection of African Art that accompanies the history of slavery. A must see: but take your time to enjoy it.