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3 Days In NYC: How I Had The Best NYC Trip Ever As A Wheelchair User

Written by Cory Lee, Curb Free With Cory Lee, December 19, 2021 New York City is one of my favorite destinations in the world. In fact, it may actually take the top spot for me. I’ve visited NYC numerous times and there’s just nothing better than the bright lights, live theatre, the hustle-and-bustle, the many […]

Accessible Yorkshire Dales Holiday Cottage Review

Written by Carrie-Anne Lightly, November 25, 2020 The Yorkshire Dales boasts a large number of holiday cottages, but how many of them are wheelchair accessible? The Dairy strikes the perfect balance of functional accessibility and luxurious fixtures and fittings, offering a wonderful base for disabled travelers to enjoy this tranquil part of Yorkshire. Travel is […]

DOJ Catches Uber in Own Loophole

Written by Candy B Harrington, Barrier-Free Travels, December 6, 2021 Uber has a long history of sidestepping the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA); but now it appears the Department of Justice (DOJ) has caught the ride-share giant in their own loophole. In the past the issue has been that Uber violated the ADA by not […]

Back At World Of Coca-Cola

Written by Alan T Vuong for Accessible Travel and Vacations, October 2021 After my buddy and I had a great lunch at Wahlburgers with our 2 local friends last month in Atlanta, we all needed something to do.  With the weather slightly raining, we decided to do something indoors and nearby.  Since me and my […]

Baltimore, Maryland Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide

Written by John Morris, for WheelchairTravel.org 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 […]

Does NCIS: New Orleans Actor Daryl Mitchell Actually Use A Wheelchair?

Written by Calvin Carter for Looper.com, July 2021 Although “NCIS: New Orleans” ended earlier this year, with seven seasons and 155 episodes to its credit, the show cemented itself as a worthy spin-off in the “NCIS Universe.” New Orleans was an excellent setting for the show, giving fans a view of the Big Easy’s unique […]