Written by Julie Jones, Have Wheelchair Will Travel, July 30, 2025 Marriott Waikiki Resort & Spa looms large in the heart of Waikiki with 1310 guest rooms. The resort’s prime location, close to shopping, dining and famous Waikiki Beach, makes it a top choice for visitors. A variety of accessible/ADA guest rooms, including those catering to […]
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Houston Dynamo install accessibility features for blind & visually impaired fans
Written by MLSsoccer Staff, June 24, 2025 Houston Dynamo FC and The Lighthouse of Houston have announced a multi-year partnership that makes Shell Energy Stadium the first professional venue in North America to install the RightHear Accessibility system, making the venue fully accessible for all events to individuals who are blind or visually impaired. The RightHear […]
Getting Around London in Style: A Wheelchair User’s Guide To Black Cabs
London is a city that knows how to move—and thankfully, it’s also a city that understands the importance of inclusive travel. As a wheelchair user and seasoned traveler, I have friends in London now, and they were both curious and cautious about how accessible transportation would be in the UK’s bustling capital. What they discovered […]
Riding High: A Wheelchair User’s Guide to the London Eye
Written by Chillie Falls for AccessAdventure.net, August 2, 2025 DISCLAIMER: I have not ridden the London Eye due to a general phobia of rides. And, yes, I love the Mt. Roberts Tram in Juneau, and in my younger years, I rode ski lifts in the US and Europe. Now, after talking with several folks, both […]
Wheelchair-Accessible Things to Do in Richmond, Virginia
A Guide for Active Senior Travelers Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, August 1, 2025 Richmond, Virginia, is a vibrant, historic city brimming with culture, green spaces, museums, and culinary delights — and it’s increasingly welcoming for travelers who use wheelchairs. Whether you’re visiting pre- or post-cruise, on a road trip, or just seeking a leisurely […]
7 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Portland, Maine for Active Senior Travelers
Discover the best wheelchair accessible attractions, scenic spots, and experiences in Portland, Maine for active senior travelers. Includes accessibility info for hotels, transportation, and more. Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, July 28, 2025 Portland, Maine is a charming coastal city with cobblestone streets, rich maritime history, and vibrant culture. It’s also surprisingly wheelchair-friendly, making it […]