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What resort in this list do you want to stay at?
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Oooh! I’ve been to the last one on the list!
Hi I am new here, no idea how this works. I will go to Japan with my husband and 2 kids. My husband has T9-12 paraplegic, sits in wheelchair. We want to go to Shinobi no Sato. Would like to know if it is accesible for wheelchair…
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I think Josh has answered your question, there’s also a group called Japan which I’m sure has a lot more about traveling in that country
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As Patty mentioned, you may want to try the Japan group here:
Hello everyone 👋
We are so excited to see all the conversations happening in the Japan group! 🇯🇵
It would be incredible to see this activity in other groups as well. If you feel like helping people who might be visiting your home country, could you:
- Join the group for your home country (or a country you know a lot about) so you get notifications…
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Signed up for the Canada group!
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Signed up for Vietnam 🙂
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tabita replied to the discussion Disney Parade Rules for Wheelchair Users in Different Countries in the forum General Discussions 3 months ago
Reply to Disney Parade Rules for Wheelchair Users in Different Countries
I hope your trip to Tokyo Disneyland went smoothly! Your concerns are completely valid, and it’s important to share these experiences to advocate for better accessibility and accommodations.
From my experience, there is indeed a variation in how Disney parks handle accessibility across different locations. When I visited Paris last year,…
Have you used your disabled parking in other countries? What was your experience?
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If you are a holder of an accessible parking permit you may be able to use it when you travel overseas due to reciprocal parking agreements.
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I was actually coming here to ask about this. I have a disabled placard here in the US. I have taken it with me before but I am not sure it will actually work so end up not using disabled spaces. If anybody has any information, I’d love to hear it!
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We have used ours in several European countries with no problem
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