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MemberHas anyone been to Casa Loma in a power wheelchair?
I’m heading home to see family and want to take my care attendant to see some tourist sites. Casa Loma came up as a suggestion. I went ages ago as a school kid but can’t remember if everything was accessible or not… I have a vague recollection of taking a separate route than my class…
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I would strongly recommend getting in touch with and going to Togakushi in Nagano as the people at the “Universal Tourism Desk” have done a lot of work into importing outdoor use wheelchairs for enjoying nature.
If you are into scuba…
Josh Grisdale posted an update in the group
4 months agoGeneral Discussions 4 months agoWeeeeeekeeeeeeeend!
What are your plans?
I’m off to Atami to check out some accessibility!
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Enjoy. Heavy rain here so no big plans
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It is rainy here too. I was able to go visit and pet my favorite horses (they live across the street from me) they love the carrots we bring them. It’s local travel 🙂
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Josh Grisdale posted an update in the group
4 months agoAustralia 4 months agoA great example for all parks to emulate (please!)
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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.
Hi
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…
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