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Review: Wheelchair Accessible Caledonian Sleeper Train (London to Glasgow) - Wheelchair Travel
The Caledonian Sleeper train provides wheelchair accessible cabins and overnight service between London and five stations in Scotland.
Reply to Renting a Hoyer Lift or Bring My Own?
If you are only in Tokyo, I think you can rent one from @ohayotravel
But, if you are going to other cities it is likely best to bring your own.
Reply to Accommodation close to train station/transportation links & powered chair
Some great advice here already, so I’ll just echo what Nicola mentioned about the bath/shower being a unit and therefore requiring stepping up over the side of the tub to get in to use the shower. While I don’t officially recommend it, they often have a drain on the outside of the tub as well, so you could – carefully – shower there too in…
Reply to Orchard Hotel Singapore
Too bad💦
What was the other, better one?
RobReply to Invisible disability / chronic pain + priority in lines + allergy translations
Hello, sorry for the delay!
Disability discounts/priority accesses is a really difficult issue to definitively answer. I have heard of people not needing to show ID, and others showing a translated ID from their country and being told they cannot get a discount… it really seems to come down to the place you are visiting and the staff that…
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