Memberdaniellevates
MemberReply to Cape Canaveral, Florida
Does it have to be deep sea? I didn’t personally go on it because the weather wasn’t good, but I saw a place that has a wheelchair accessible tour of the Banana River which glows blue due to something in the water (I forget lol), which is near Cape Canaveral.
Join us Thursday, January 30th, at 7 pm EST as we talk with Meg from KultureCity! This episode will be a great deep dive into what the change-makers at KultureCity are doing to make more experiences possible for those with sensory needs and disabilities. https://www.youtube.com/live/g5DyLZiYuuI?feature=shared
Talking with Simon provided so much information on traveling internationally! It was so interesting to hear his travel stories, and to hear how he is using these experiences to make change in the hospitality industry! https://www.youtube.com/live/5jzd6QraeRU?feature=shared
Did you catch the amazing episode with Amy, mom of Elijah, who started Elijah’s Baby Bucket List? A very heartfelt episode ❤ https://www.youtube.com/live/_qyg2bvso8M?feature=shared
Reply to Cruise lines and wheelchair accessibility
While I have only done Caribbean cruises with them, for the ships themselves, I went on newer ships for Royal Caribbean and Disney Cruise Line and found both to be accessible! Royal is more affordable and has more options for destinations as well.
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