Written by Julie, Have Wheelchair Will Travel, June 11, 2024 Our family has created many special memories when visiting Anaheim. In fact, our first long-haul flight with Braeden was to Disneyland (located in Anaheim). The joy we felt and the experiences we had was the motivation for starting this website and the Have Wheelchair Will Travel […]
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Cruise reporting, practical access guidance, reader questions, and firsthand notes for traveling with confidence.
Accessible Trip to the Principality
Written by John Morris, WheelTravel.org, June 20, 2024 My first attempt to visit the Principality of Liechtenstein failed, but a second attempt was successful — the trip was worth the wait. In the Spring of 2022, I took a long tour through Europe, visiting a host of cities for the first time and building accessible […]
10 special needs summer camp options packed with friendship, fun and independence
Written by Nicole Fabian-Weber, Care., March 24, 2024 Finding a summer camp is never easy, but when you’re looking for a special needs summer camp, the task can feel even more challenging. Not only are you searching for a camp that provides extra support, you want a camp that will specifically help your unique and […]
10-Night Escorted “Greek Isles and Turkey” Accessible Group Cruise. October 6-16th, 2025
By John Sage, Sage Traveling, June 17, 2024 For the trip of a lifetime, come along with us on an amazing Escorted Greek Isles and Turkey Accessible Cruise Accompanied by a Sage Traveling Accessible Travel Expert, you will journey alongside other disabled travelers, taking in many stunning ports throughout the Greek Isles and Turkey. You […]
Robbed in New York: First Crime Story in 10 Years of Wheelchair Travel
Written by John Morris, WheelchairTravel.org, June 10, 2024 Any person can fall victim of petty theft, and the lesson is obvious — never leave your bags unattended or unsecured. When I awoke from a two-hour nap in New York’s LaGuardia Airport, I reached for my backpack, which hangs from a hook on the back of […]
Disney Limits Disability Access Services Program
Written by Taylor Uster, Written Like Me, April 9, 2024 The Disney parks are a popular destination for many travelers during the summer as people take advantage of their kids being on break and adults saving up vacation time all year round. Since one out of every three Americans have a disability, it’s very likely […]