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Top U.S. Destinations for an Accessible Self-Care Trip

Written by Bailey Letson for Wheel the World, March 28, 2022 Life has a way of bogging people down, presenting emotional, physical, and mental strains that can seem overwhelming. There always seems to be something to do, preventing much-needed rest and relaxation. Too often, people don’t give themselves permission to slow down or practice any […]

10 Wheelchair Accessible Things To Do In Panama City Beach, Florida

Written by Cory Lee, Curb Free With Cory Lee, April 14, 2022 I’ve visited Panama City Beach, Florida numerous times throughout my life. It is easily one of my favorite beach destinations in the world and it’s been incredible to see it become more and more wheelchair-friendly over the years. Now, there are a plethora of accessible […]

Accessible Derbyshire Holiday Cottage | COVID Safe Travel

Written by Carrie-Ann Lightley, April 12, 2022 updated May 4, 2022 Looking for a wheelchair accessible holiday cottage with COVID safety measures in place? In today’s #SafeAccessibleTravel interview I chat with Steve from Croft Bungalow, an accessible self-catering holiday cottage in Derbyshire. AD – this post contains sponsored link to The Mobility Furniture Company. Can […]

Magic Key Passes Available Now at Disneyland Resort

Complete Guide to Unlocking the Magic Written by Angela Coate, for All Access Disneyland, August 28, 2021 Magic Key Passes are now available at Disneyland Resort. This program replaces the former annual pass system that was used prior to COVID. On August 3, 2021, Disney introduced the Magic Key program, stating it as “a new, guest-centric offering that […]

Accessible Automatic Doors on Royal Caribbean’s Quantum of the Seas

Written by Chillie Falls, May 26, 2022 In May, 2022, I sailed on Royal Caribbean’s Quantum of the Seas Alaska Cruise from Seattle, Washington. Every door I entered throughout the entire ship was either accessible and automatic, or automatic. While I am sure some of the staterooms have smaller doors than my wheelchair accessible cabin, […]

Introducing the WHILL Model C Powerchair

Written by The Bimblers, Living Life In The Slow Lane, May 22, 2022 About The Bimblers 131 Articles We are Rob and Bridget. We are disabled bloggers based in the UK. We share wheelchair friendly holidays, wheelchair accessible days out and accessible holiday accommodation. We also talk about mobility aids and living with multiple chronic […]