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Does anyone know the elevator door widths in Tokyo metro? I can find standard size but the ones in stations seem much more narrow. .
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Hello
This has been posted in the flying group, it might be best to put it in the Japan group: https://www.tabifolk.com/accessible-travel-groups/japan/
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‘Airline Damaged Your Wheelchair? Here’s What to Do!’
https://theworldisaccessible.com/airline-damaged-your-wheelchair-heres-what-to-do/
Feel free to add your comments and opinions either below or in the comment section of the actual article itself.
There’s even a special input from @joshgrisdale – giving his top advice regarding photo evidence of…
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Learned from experience!
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How long did it take to get your chair repaired or replaced, Josh? I’m reading that they have designed seats or rows of seats to be removed so that wheelchair users can remain in their chairs for the duration of the flight – do we have any idea as to when those chair accommodations will be readily available on US flights routinely?
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For those who have been to Osaka Expo, how much time do you feel is needed?
Is one day enough?
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お早うございます！
事前に充分な数のパビリオンを予約出来ていれば1日でも楽しめるかもしれませんが、そうでない場合は複数日程の訪問をお勧めします。
また、入場は西ゲートを予約してください。
宜しく！
Tak
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Hello everyone I am totally blind and a wheelchair user from Cambodia
I am 21 years old and I would like to ask you all if you all have no any organization that provide free tourism for blind people internationally?
I want to go to Japan but too expensive I don’t have any moneys I’m not come to drama here but I just want to need help or…
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Hello everyone,
We are going in Scotland through Edinburgh and Fort William for a very first fly for my kids 5/10yo over 5 days late October.
My boy has a Marfan’s syndrom and cannot walk long distances so he has a wheelchair I push/lift and stairs can be managed (we -slowly- got up into a lighthouse in France ~240 steps)
But no amusement…
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Hi there,
Sounds like a lovely trip you’ve got planned! Just to set expectations — Fort William itself is a fairly ordinary town without a huge number of “things to do,” but the nature around it is absolutely spectacular. You’ll be right by Ben Nevis, and the Nevis Range gondola is wheelchair-friendly and gives you amazing views. A wander… Read more
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