Has anyone been to Buenos Aires? If so, how was accessibility there? Planning on visiting soon and would love some insider knowledge.
Karen and tabifolk13 CommentsView more commentsI did! It was so far so good, I didn’t have any problems with my wheelchair
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I know Roby from a local accessible travel agency in Argentina, he knows the country inside out and they organise a bunch of cool activities. Up to you see if you want to get a local guide/agency to get to know the places the first days, and then explore on your own. Just mentioning that using a local guide or agency also supports the… Read more
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Hi! I’m new here so hopefully I’m doing this right.
I have been looking at wheelchair rentals in Japan to see if I could avoid traveling with my Permobil M5, but all I have been able to find are manual chairs and small power chairs without even neck support. Do you know where or if you can rent a powerchair like this somewhere in Tokyo (if we…
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The M5 Corpus is made for more adventure, which gives it a capability all of its own for users who require more speed, stronger motors, higher elevation, better reach and exceptional comfort, stability and traction in varying driving situations. With … Continue reading
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Likely a challenge but maybe @ohayotravel can help?
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We travelled with a manual wheelchair and a powered one. If you fly Finnair the ground staff at Haneda will be JAL. They took very good care of the wheelchairs. I would recommend talking to the airline because you have a wheelchair which meets your needs, a rental one will be a compromise which will be hard work unless you are very lucky.
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Hi! I’m new here and having problems posting (sorry for the double post), so I hope this work and someone can help!
I have been looking into wheelchair rentals in Japan but all I can find are manual chairs and small powerchairs without neck support. I have an amazing Permobil M5 and it’s the only thing that allows me to leave the house. However I…
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The M5 Corpus is made for more adventure, which gives it a capability all of its own for users who require more speed, stronger motors, higher elevation, better reach and exceptional comfort, stability and traction in varying driving situations. With … Continue reading
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Sorry about that, for some reason it was flagged as spam. I unspammed it.
Unfortunately I think it would be very difficult to get something like that.
There is a Permobil office in Tokyo though. They might be the best bet…
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I fly fairly frequently with my invacare wheelchair with no problems here in Japan. What airline will you be flying?
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Last night I went to the Edogawa fireworks display. Fireworks are a huge part of the Japanese summer experience and everyone should try to go!
At the Edogawa fireworks there are two options for accessible viewing. A free area that is roped off but I think you need to apply for them and be a resident. There are paid accessible seats as well that…
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Wheelchair, Ventilator, Toddler & All: Our Family’s Real-Life Accessible RV Story
RV Life with Accessibility in Mind: Our Family’s Journey to the Right Rig At that time, the “we” involved in our road show included myself, my partner Jason, and our (then) three-year-old son Malachi. Our second son, Deacon, has since … Continue reading
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I love this so much. So many different ways to travel and explore.
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Great rob @rollin-n-rockin
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