Written by Kaitlyn Ross, Alive, February 13, 2025 The stadium is moving to be more accessible for all fans. ATLANTA — Mercedes-Benz Stadium is making major updates to improve accessibility and inclusivity for all guests, including a newly upgraded sensory room designed for individuals with sensory processing needs. The sensory room, located on the 100-level […]
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September 2025 Wheelchair Travel Group Trip to Spain
Written by John Morris, WheelchairTravel.org, February 25, 2025 Bookings for the accessible group trip to Barcelona, Spain and the Catalonia region are now open for paid subscribers. Hello, everyone! Today is an exciting day — bookings for the September 2025 WheelchairTravel.org Group Trip to Barcelona, Spain are now open! I invite you to join me […]
Kristy and Gulliver
Written by Kristy Durso, February 25, 2025 Have you ever wondered what it looks like when Gulliver is tasking for my heart? This is it. I’ve recently developed some fantastic new features with my blood pressure. While I am used to dealing with low blood pressure crashes, recently, it’s started spiking as well. We have […]
Singapore Airlines economy class review
Written by Julie Jones, Have Wheelchair Will Travel, February 8, 2023 I find it hard to believe that in all our years of travelling we’ve never flown with Singapore Airlines. Working in the travel industry, I always received amazing feedback about the airline, and they have steadily held their position as being well-respected in the industry. […]
Disability advocates push for license stickers to protect drivers
The law is named after Eric Blessed Carpenter Grantham, a 20-year-old disability advocate from Montgomery County who has been pushing for this law since 2023. Written by Ittai Sopher for WUSA9 and Melange Accessible Tidbits, February 13, 2025 A bill aimed at creating safer interactions between law enforcement and some people with disabilities had its […]
More magic to find in Anaheim
Written by Travel Without Limits Editorial Staff, April 10, 2024 Disneyland has long been a family favourite, but once you’ve had your fill of fun at the park, there’s plenty more to discover in Anaheim. Anaheim’s Disneyland has long been a family favourite, and they’re always finding new ways to make the experience more inclusive – such […]