MemberMarjorie
MemberQuestion! For everyone has been to Japan, to help those planning to go to Japan, what is one thing you wish you had known before your trip?
Maybe there is something you wish you brought, or something to be aware of when booking a hotel, or…
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How much walking/ rolling we would be doing. Next time my husband will get good quality gloves (he is a manual wheelchair user) to protect his hands.
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When booking a hotel room triple check that they have reserved your disabled room . Do it constantly leading up to your trip .Contact the hotel direct to check even if you have booked through an agent. Ask for photos of the room to satisfy your needs . I speak with experience as we booked the Kimpton Tokyo .They only have one disabled room.…
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Hi!
Must be getting excited!
There are a few train routes to get to Akihabara from Haneda. They all have at least one transfer and will be about 45min (depending on how fast staff can respond).
Here are a few:
- Monorail to Hamamatsucho, JR Yamanote line to Akihabara
- Monorail to Hamamatsucho, Keihin Tohoku line to Akihabara
- Keikyu Airport Line…
MsChanChanSad this is needed, but glad to see new procedures being implemented…
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WestJet is doubling down on its commitment to accessible travel with three new service enhancements for guests travelling with mobility aids.
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I hope it actually works!
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Sounds so fun! Did you stay at the Marina Bay Sands or just visit the pool? If so, how was the hotel room accessibility?
What is for the weekend? I went to a small concert supporting earthquake victims in Taiwan at Billboard Tokyo. Unfortunately, there is only one option for accessible seating.
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