I haven’t taken AMTRAK as far as they have, I have taken it from Los Angeles to San Diego and back. It’s guaranteed accessible, unlike GREYHOUND/FLIXBUS.

While the bus is less expensive than AMTRAK, AMTRAK does offer discounts for those with disabilities AND their companion. I would strongly suggest, before even planning your trip, creating… Read more

My last experiences flying were terrible, a lot of damages in my wheelchair even that they stored in a cargo container. Even after several warnings and sharing about past incidents, no solution, it always happens.

It all comes down to a lack of respect for us. They see us and think we’ll just take having our broken vital equipment ‘as is’. They don’t realize that we will speak up. I’ve chewed out ground crews for joking that my wheelchair wasn’t at the jetway yet because it was damaged or lost. (I do this by asking if they like having a job. They shut… Read more

I’m dependent on public transportation, so I use it when I travel out of town, too.

I have used the trains from DCA, PDX, and SLC. (I haven’t used SLC’s since they rebuilt the whole airport, but the light rail station was right next to the terminal in the previous version of the airport.) These cut down airport-hotel transfer costs drastically.… Read more

I believe the Denver one is as well, but I have not tested what it looks like at “the other end”. I didn’t find much specific information on their website, but perhaps someone else has used it?

https://www.rtd-denver.com/services/accessibility