Written by alantvuong on May 18, 2022 Last month, when a friend and I visited Pensacola, we needed something to do since our music festival was cancelled. We both wanted to go to some sports event and saw that the Pensacola Blue Wahoos were playing a few games at home during our visit. I have never seen […]
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Cruise reporting, practical access guidance, reader questions, and firsthand notes for traveling with confidence.
Juneau’s Mount Roberts Tramway
Written and filmed by Chillie Falls, May 13, 2022 On May 13, 2022 I ventured up a completely accessible Mt Roberts Tramway and enjoyed some of the most spectacular scenery I have seen anywhere in the world. Despite the rainy, sleety weather, the views were magnificent. Only a five minute scooter ride from Royal Caribbean’s […]
How Do You Fly With Crutches?
Written by Elvira, https://worldcrutches.com/flying-with-crutches/ How do I fly with crutches? Should you have had an injury or illness for a short or long while, you are likely to ask yourself this question. Are you in pain and using crutches to manage it? If so, it can be challenging to establish what you need to know […]
Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad
Written and Filmed by Ashley Olson, wheelchairtraveling.com, April 6, 2022 Durango, Colorado was founded by the Denver & Rio Grande Railway in 1880. The railroad arrived in Durango on August 5, 1881 and construction on the line to Silverton began in the fall of the same year. By July of 1882, the tracks to Silverton […]
Visit Fort Vancouver and Vancouver Waterfront Park
Written by Lilly Longshore for AccessibleGO and https://lillylongshore.com/ In the southwest corner of Washington State, across the mighty Columbia from Portland, Oregon, lies Vancouver, Washington—the first Vancouver in North America. Although lesser known, it was founded 61 years prior to our Canadian neighbor. The summer weather here, with blue, sunny skies at a perfect 80 […]
Family Vacation Activities in Florida for Children with Special Needs
Written By Julie Landry Laviolette for visitflorida.com Families traveling with a child on the autism spectrum or with special needs can find plenty to see and do in Florida. The Sunshine State’s serene beaches, natural parks, scenic waterways and variety of attractions are the perfect place for a family getaway that supports an autistic child with […]