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San Diego’s Accessible Old Town Trolley Tours

Written by Chillie Falls, October 2, for AccessAdventure.net I have long been a huge fan of Trolley Tours. They give one the chance to witness multiple highlights of an area, and usually, the trolley drivers provide a running dialogue that is always humorous and entertaining. For the past 5 or 6 years, since I developed […]

London Eye Combo Ticket

Written by Alan T Vuong for Accessible Travels and Vacations A couple months ago, a friend and I made it to London and Paris as I finally got to visit my 30th and 31st countries visiting the United Kingdom and France.  Disney Paris 30th anniversary wasn’t only the main attraction as I really wanted to ride the […]

Seriously Spooky Accessible Hotel Stays

Written by Barbara & Jim Twardowski for AccessibleGo.com Have a relaxing stay with restless spirits. Spend the night at a haunted hotel where some of the former guests have never left. These six hotels are sure to get you in the mood for Halloween.  Galveston, Texas Grand Galvez There are stories regarding at least half […]

Sailing Cedar Key and Refreshing at Fanning Springs State Park

Written by Saundra Amrhein for Visit Florida (visitflorida.com) There is that special moment when Matt Chatowsky is a mile or so out on his 19-foot Boston Whaler Montauk, heading toward the Gulf of Mexico. He will look back to the shoreline near Cedar Key that forms part of the Nature Coast of West Central Florida. […]

St. Maarten Port Accessibility Review

Written by John Sage, for Accessible Caribbean Vacations Home to two countries and wheelchair accessible restaurant, shopping and beach options, St. Maarten is an attractive destination for disabled and senior cruise passengers.  St. Maarten disabled access is better on the coast than on the mountains in the interior.  Wheelchair ramps are present in many of […]

Symphony of the Seas Disembarkation For A Solo Mobility Challenged Cruiser

Written by Chillie Falls, September 20, 2022 On Saturday, September 20, 2022, we arrived back in Miami and began the disembarkation process. While those carrying all of their luggage started the process, I joined my friends for Key breakfast in the Main Dining Room, Deck 4, at 8:00 AM. Everyone was required to be out […]