Memberkaitlynhudson
MemberGetting around Fukushima in a wheelchair
Hi,
I assume that getting to Fukushima by train would not be an issue, however, I wonder what public transportation is like within the prefecture.
Once someone has arrived in Fukushima, would they likely use the train or buses to get around to local attractions?
Obviously, not every bus will be accessible like in Tokyo, but are a majority? Is…
A great review of Neighbourhood Earth from Have Wheelchair Will Travel. Also great to learn there is a changing places toilet available! That really helps families enjoy what our universe holds.
Have you been?
https://havewheelchairwilltravel.net/neighbourhood-earth-accessible-sydney/
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NEIGHBOURHOOD EARTH - ACCESSIBLE SYDNEY - Have Wheelchair Will Travel
Neighbourhood Earth is open at the ICC Sydney and offers a wheelchair accessible exhibit with plenty of family-friendly space activities.
Always great to see companies work to make experiences even smoother. What challenges do you face at Disney Land or other theme parks?
disabilityscoop.com
Disney Expands New Disability Access Policies For Theme Parks
Disney is continuing to roll out major changes to accommodations for visitors with disabilities at its theme parks.
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Well,…things are not what they appear to be.
I’m a huge Disney fan. I was an Annual Passholder at Disneyland for 4 years (’15-’19). I recently went to Walt Disney World this past November.
The Parks have made it less easy to get a Disability Access Service (DAS) pass. Their goal is to try to convince you they don’t need one as much as… Read more- View 1 reply
I need to go to the beach… this one looks great – too bad for the rain, but looks easy in a wheelchair!
Bimini Beach Club, Bahamas:
Really enjoyed this discussion on the future of flying with a disability:
https://wheelchairtravel.org/watch-interview-chris-wood-airplane-wheelchair-space/
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Watch: Interview with Air 4 All Visionary Chris Wood - Wheelchair Travel
John Morris interviewed Chris Wood to discuss a new seating concept that will allow power wheelchairs to be secured in the aircraft cabin.
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