MemberJoanne
MemberReply to Best way to get from a Shinjuku Hotel to Yokohama port for Cruise
Amazing answers from Don and Justin here! Just want to add that while no pre-booking is needed, it is always best to leave plenty of time for your ride. Staff make an effort to get you on as fast as they can, but as Don mentioned you may not get on the first train, and even before that, at a large station like Shinjuku you will likely need…
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10 months agoAccessible Beaches 10 months agoWow! Would have never expected a beach wheelchair you could take as luggage!
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Beachstar Beach Wheelchair Review - Have Wheelchair Will Travel
The Beachstar beach wheelchair is a good option for travellers wanting the independence of travelling with a beach wheelchair.
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10 months agoFlying with a Disability 10 months agoNot all batteries are the same and Lithium batteries are getting more popular, so this is an important read!
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Explore the world hassle-free with your lithium-powered mobility device! While these devices offer incredible benefits, air travel can be a challenge. In our comprehensive guide, courtesy of Mobility Direct, we break down essential steps, from choosing FAA-approved devices to navigating … Continue reading
Can you went a wheelchair accessible van in Toronto?
I’m going back home to visit family later this year and need to rent a wheelchair accessible van to get around. Does anyone have any recommendations?
I use an Invacare wheelchair, so it needs to be able to handle a full-sized power wheelchair with a headrest.
Thanks!
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10 months agoGeneral Discussions 10 months agoHas anyone used this device that pulls you through the water – I want to try it so bad!
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'It's just so beautiful': Snorkelling in paradise now possible with mobility aids
Wheelchair-user Chris Kerr has snorkelled at the Abrolhos Islands for the first time and says new devices are opening up a "whole new world" of adventure for people with disabilities or mobility issues.Â
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