MemberJoan Pahisa
MemberI know @schroth-sensei has first hand experience he could share.
You can download Google Maps data as well as language sets on Google translate (app), so you could get by without if you really want to.
Some restaurants might have it, but a lot don’t.
I’d suggest you first contact your local provider and see what your plan offers…
Apparently, I haven’t introduced myself here, so here it goes,…
Hey everyone! I’m Carlos. I’m a gay Mexican-American male with a very rare physical disability. I use a power wheelchair. I have an Associates Degree in Travel. I live in the Los Angeles, CA area.
I like to travel. I grew up going on road trips with my family between LA and…
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Super excited to have you here! And thank you for your participation so far – always great advice!
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Reminds me of the challenges wheelchair sports teams had here in during the Paralympics…
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Transporting Two Power Wheelchairs Across Town is a Big Challenge - Wheelchair Travel
Two friends can share a taxi and split the fare, but the same option is not available to most wheelchair users due to space constraints.
This looks really interesting but… a bit out of my budget. If anyone gets it, let us know how it is!
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I got a little sticker shock too!
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Would love to try some of these. But too bad it left out going over sulpher pits in Hakone!
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5 Wheelchair Accessible Cable Cars for Your Bucket List - Wheelchair Travel
These 5 wheelchair accessible cable cars with level entry and space for power wheelchairs offer some of the world's most incredible views!
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