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It seems like that’ll be the way for wheelchair spaces, but I hope Delta’s program raises the bar and others want to meet or exceed it! However, I hope that government policies that were put in place are enforced and pressured to finish sooner than the like 10 years the US plan gave.
I love finding unique activities to do, but a lot of times accessibility is an issue. While this activity would be an issue if you have weak core/head strength since there are no doors to lean on, the tour company has experience accommodating many disabilities and are able to strap manual wheelchairs to the back of these Scoot Coupes!
If you…
Jollywood Nights - did anyone attend?
I heard mixed reviews of Jollywood Nights at Walt Disney World’s Hollywood Studios last year. Curious how this year is going!
Reply to US Accessibility Standards for Airlines Going Down for the Next Four Years?
from a gov standpoint, the upcoming administration hasn’t seemed to ever address this issue. However, Delta’s plans to make the accessible seat for wheelchairs seems to be a step in the right direction at least
🍫Ever wonder how Hershey Bars get made? Check it out in my latest vlog.
🎢 Chocolate World is not a theme park (that is next door to it), but they do have a track vehicle tour of the chocolate factory that is on a moving floor, and they had an interesting onboarding practice for manual wheelchair users. Overall, I think they should have the…
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