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Campbelltown Billabong Parklands review - Have Wheelchair Will Travel
Campbelltown Billabong Parklands offers a recreation area including BBQs, pools & a water park with hoist & water wheelchair.
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I have flown a joint Air Canada / ANA flight a few times without issue, but it was an Air Canada flight/crew etc…
However, I have flown both ANA and JAL numerous times within Japan and never had an issue with my 130kg power wheelchair.
There was an issue last year with someone flying from the States being told by ANA their wheelchair was…
Hey everyone! I’m looking for some inspiration… what kind of content would you most like to see coming from the tabifolk social media accounts?
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How about “how to” suggestions, I.E. how to find support groups, how to find disabled travel companions, how to seek out specialized services?
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Top 10s
like top destinations for wheelchair users
visually impaired
disabled families
etc
reviews of hotels, also big venues like stadiums or music venues.
Festival accessibility reviews (I volunteer 😂🤘)
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Roll Mobility App
I was just recommended this app by a friend. I have just downloaded it but have not started using it. I was wondering if anyone here has any experience with it?
It’s available for iPhone and android.
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I haven’t used it, can you tell me what it is for and I’m sure someone on this website has used it, thanks for flagging it up to me 😀
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I use this app regularly. Basically it helps you know what may be available for disabled people at attractions and coffee shops etc. So for example if it has an accessible bathroom and what is available in that bathroom. If there is wide open space or seats etc etc. It relies on people who use it for advise to also hopefully help back in…
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A big NO for me, but would you try?
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Beyond Barriers: how skydiving became the ultimate adaptable adventure for Disabled thrill-seeker
For the latest instalment of Beyond Barriers, Sophie Morgan explores the latest development in inclusive adventure travel
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