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MemberThis looks so beautiful – I want to go one day! Glad they have some great accessibility features as well!
https://havewheelchairwilltravel.net/vivid-2023-wheelchair-accessibility-inclusion/
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Vivid 2023 - wheelchair accessibility & inclusion - Have Wheelchair Will Travel
Visiting Vivid Sydney and wondering about wheelchair accessibility and inclusion at the event? We're sharing our tips and thoughts to help.
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I saw a previous year posting of Vivid, it looked very interesting then. This one seems even more extensive than I remember and seeing it accessible is very cool! I would definitely consider visiting during the time when Vivid is held if I was exploring Sydney. 😃
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How many of these parks have you visited?
https://www.travelandleisure.com/wheelchair-accessible-national-park-trails-7500063
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I’ve been to a few of these myself, though I was still able to walk back then so I wasn’t concerned with accessibility at the time. However, I recall the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone National Park being easy to get around without hiking (I HIGHLY recommend both, they are natural wonders). At the time Yellowstone had wooden walkways with some… Read more
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National Art Center of Tokyo accessibility
I went to the National Art Center of Tokyo for the first time in a while and was reminded how they have done a good job of accessibility.
Big elevators with wheelchair height buttons, accessible toilets on every floor (3 on the first floor? At least 2). They had backrests, adult sized change tables and ostomate sinks.
And people with…
Wheelchair Accessible Day Out in St Andrew & Anstruther with Simply Emma – exploring an accessible (and creaky!) fisheries museum:
It was interesting to see the prices and makers listed here – hopefully an increased demand can drive down prices
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/07/travel/beach-wheelchairs-disabled-travel.html
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Wheelchairs with balloon-like tires are available at a growing number of U.S. beaches, giving disabled people and their families more options for fun in the sun.
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