Written by Candy B Harrington for Barrier Free Travels, June 24, 2022 I’m happy whenever I release a new book, as it signifies the completion of a project. But I have to say that I’m thrilled with the release of my latest effort — Barrier-Free Travel; California National Park Road Trips for Wheelchair-Users and Slow Walkers (www.CARoadTrips.com) […]
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Accessibility Report: SeaQuest Lynchburg
Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, July 24, 2022 A Trip Through SeaQuest Lynchburg. On Saturday, July 23, 2022, I made my first ever visit to SeaQuest ar River Ridge Mall in Lynchburg, Virginia. The ultimate land and sea adventure with over 1,000 exotic animals. At SeaQuest, you can hand-feed Flash the Sloth; feel the shell […]
Disneyland’s Disability Access Service
Written by Angela Coate, allaccessdisneyland.com, April 21, 2021 Disneyland Resort is known for being one of the most popular and magical family vacations. However, if you have special needs, you may be weighed down with questions and concerns. But try not to worry! Disneyland goes above and beyond to make sure everyone is accommodated based […]
Downtown Disney California
Written by Alan T Vuong, Accessible Travels and Vacations, June 1, 2022 Last month, after visiting Knott’s Berry Farm, a friend and I wanted to visit Downtown Disney to check out the area and have dinner with a local friend. Downtown Disney is an outdoor shopping, dining, and entertainment complex at Disneyland Resort. It is a lot smaller […]
Discovering the Freedom of Scuba in Panama City Beach
Written by Dalia Colón for Florida Vacations For Travelers With Disabilities, 2022 Growing up in Orlando, Farhan “Ronny” Ahmed was the outdoorsy type—an Eagle Scout whose mom took him to beaches and state parks, canoeing and fishing. But after a random act of violence left the college student in a wheelchair, getting back to nature was the […]
Baltimore, Maryland Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide
Written by John Morris, WheelchairTravel.org, 2020 Charm City. A city of neighborhoods. Industry. Seafood. Science. Religion. These are each hallmarks of the city of Baltimore, the largest city in the state of Maryland. Baltimore was first settled in 1729 and soon became a major shipping and commerce center in the mid-Atlantic. While the city remains an important shipping […]