Memberdaniellevates
MemberHi Everyone, this is not a travel related post per se, but I thought this would be a good place to share. This is a documentary about the history of the Americans with Disabilities Act in the United States. I think there is a lot of good progress here, but also demonstrates how much work is left to do. Still, I like to remember that part…
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Thanks for sharing this.
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A well written-up review of cruise line accessibility! Which is your favorite? After reading this, would you consider trying another one?
https://www.cruisecritic.com.au/articles/best-mainstream-cruise-lines-for-accessibility/
New on tabifolk talks: Josh Grisdale shares expert tips on accessible travel in Japan! From public transit to disability discounts
tabifolk.com
Get expert insights from Josh Grisdale on accessible travel in Japan, covering transportation, discounts, medical tips, and more—perfect for your next adventure!
(This is a free article through this link only.)
This is from the local newspaper in Orange County, CA, where Disneyland is located. This will probably be the only way Disney changes the DAS.
ocregister.com
Disneyland discriminates against physically disabled visitors, lawsuit alleges
The class action suit focuses on changes made last summer to the Anaheim theme park’s Disability Access Service.
I had never heard of these. Has anyone tried a repositioning cruise?
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Yes, they are great!
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