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Mailbag: Easy Accessible Destinations for First-Time Disabled Travelers - Wheelchair Travel
These 5 cities are among the easiest and most accessible destinations to visit for your first trip as a wheelchair user in the United States.
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I’ve been to Vegas and DC and I have to agree.
I found DC easy to get around, but I only recommend it if you’re comfortable with big cities. If you’re not used to a big city, DC may scare you with its ‘big city’ problems. I’m from Los Angeles, so I knew how to handle DC’s ‘big city’ problems.
As for Vegas, I was able to handle most of it on my own in my power wheelchair. Vegas knows we have money like any other tourist, so they make sure we can spend our money there like anyone else. I could get an accessible cab to/from the airport and the Strip hotels within a reasonable amount of time. Hotel rooms are accessible. Going up and down the Strip was accessible. If there is any construction, the detours are accessible.
