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While there certainly are challenges along the way, The last paragraph of this post reminds us of why travel is still worth the bumps… and gravel.
https://theworldisaccessible.com/a-fall-trip-to-lund-bc-some-accessibility-joys-and-tribulations/
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Hello everyone, I’m trying to gather some important information for an upcoming article I am writing. I’d love some tips from the vision & hearing-impaired communities – what are the essential requirements to enhance your stay when booking accommodation?
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Whilst I don’t personally have either a visual impairment or a hearing impairment there is one thing that I think is great and that’s when hotels provide pillows that vibrate in cases where there’s a fire alarm!
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“My disability helps me help all people travel better, not just people with disabilities.”
dailyherald.com
Blind travel adviser brings unique perspective to planning your vacation
It might be hard to believe, but the fact that Elgin travel adviser Brandon Yaniz is the fifth-generation of his family to own a business on the 100 block of East Chicago Street is probably only the s...
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The Wheelchair Travel Boston guide has been updated recently, so if you are planning to visit the city, you should check it out!
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Boston, Massachusetts Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide - Wheelchair Travel
Visit Fenway Park, the Old North Church, Paul Revere's House and more with this ultimate guide to wheelchair accessible travel in Boston.
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Have you been? What was your experience?
https://wonderswithinreach.com/2024/02/wheelchair-accessible-disney-california-adventure-park
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I have been there many times as I used to have an Annual Pass and, well, I live in Anaheim.
This website is accurate, so I don’t need to repeat what it says. If you can transfer with or without assistance, you can ride most of the rides.
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@carlos is right, it looks like they’ve done a great job making it fully inclusive. I’ve never been but it’s definitely on my Disney bucket list now! Seems like such a cool place to visit whether using a wheelchair or not. Thanks for passing along the resource.
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