Memberkaitlynhudson
MemberReply to Wheelchair-accessible public transportation from Hakone to Lake Kawaguchi
Yikes… not finding anything either.
Actually the buses I’m finding are local buses (two transfers) with lots of stops. The first bus In Hakone should be accessible but not sure about the other two…
I don’t think it is really a common route as most buses go between Tokyo and Kawaguchiko or Tokyo and Hakone etc. Unfortunately the vast…
Here are some accessible places to try if you are in Melbourne:
https://whatson.melbourne.vic.gov.au/article/the-best-accessible-restaurants-in-melbourne
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The best wheelchair-friendly accessible restaurants in Melbourne - What's On Melbourne
Wheelchair-friendly restaurants for people with disabilities. These spots are welcoming to all, with easy entries, open spaces, and accessible toilets.
I remember being on a flight to Florida 30 years ago and sitting in the aisle seat because it was easiest for my family to have me sit there. The CA came and told us I needed to be in the window seat because in case of emergency I would block the others in my aisle… that did NOT go over well with my mom……
wheelchairtravel.org
The Emergency Vacating of Aircraft Cabin (EVAC) Act will require the FAA to consider seat density and disabled passengers in safety plans.
Reply to Tokyo Metro Accessibility
As Ohayo Travel mentioned, you do not really need to worry in Tokyo. But if you are interested you can also check out this website: https://www.ecomo-rakuraku.jp/en
Also, if you Google a station and go to the page for it, they generally have a red line indicating the accessible route.
Getting around in Gold Coast in a wheelchair
What forms of accessible travel are available for wheelchair users visiting Gold Coast? Can you get to most areas of interest on public transit, or do you need a car/taxi?
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