Written by Julie Jones, Travel Without Limits, October 22, 2025 If I say New York, most people will immediately think of New York City, the bustling metropolis known for its world-famous landmarks, Broadway shows and fast-talking locals. Like many, I’ve been wowed by the Big Apple’s energy and attractions but there’s a world of adventures beyond […]
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Cruise reporting, practical access guidance, reader questions, and firsthand notes for traveling with confidence.
A Wheelchair User’s Guide to Getting Out on the Water
If you use a wheelchair, then you know that wheelchairs and water activities typically don’t mix well. Luckily though, that is not exactly the case in The Palm Beaches. Written by The Palm Beaches Florida, October 15, 2025 There are many accessible beaches and attractions in The Palm Beaches, making this area a phenomenal destination for wheelchair users, but […]
8 Ways Disabled Marylanders Can Buy or Modify a Home in 2025
Written by Angela, HorizontalHouses.com, August 27, 2025 My journey: A Maryland Wheelchair User’s Path to Independence Buying and adapting a home as a wheelchair user in Maryland was a challenge—but thanks to comprehensive state and county resources, it became possible to purchase and remodel a ranch home for true accessibility. Many people with various disabilities […]
Carnival Ordered to Pay $344K to Guest in Slip-and-Fall Lawsuit
Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, October 1, 2025 Carnival Corporation has been found liable in a slip-and-fall lawsuit stemming from a May 2023 incident aboard Carnival Celebration. U.S. District Court Judge Roy Altman ruled that guest Vivian Ruiz Rondon is entitled to $344,051 in damages for injuries sustained after tripping on an elevated metal threshold. Rondon suffered a fractured arm, a dislocated shoulder, […]
How to Plan an Accessible Surprise Trip for Your Partner with a Disability
Written by Andrea Needham, @eldersday.org, October 1, 2025 Surprise trips are a beautiful way to express love — spontaneous, thoughtful, unforgettable. But when your partner has a disability, planning such a surprise becomes a more intricate dance. It’s not just about secrecy or spectacle — it’s about care, dignity, and shared joy. Accessibility doesn’t cancel […]
Calls for change after Qantas refuses to fly British woman with mobility scooter due to its battery
Written by Catie McLeod, The Guardian, September 27, 2025 As airlines toughen rules on lithium batteries due to fire danger, disability advocates want clearer accessibility standards Dr Jurai Darongkamas has travelled all over the world with her mobility scooter and says she never had a problem until she booked a flight with Qantas earlier this year. The […]