Written by John Morris, WheelchairTravel.org, updated February, 2024 Boston, Massachusetts is among the premier wheelchair accessible destinations in the United States and is one of the top cities to visit for first-time disabled travelers. Those accolades are rooted in the city’s largely accessible public transportation system, wheelchair-friendly attractions, and wide selection of ADA accessible hotels. Boston played […]
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Sage Travel 12-Night Escorted “Best of Scandinavia” Group Cruise
Celebrity Eclipse, July 4-16, 2025 Salt Water the Cure for Anything Do you have the itch to travel again? Have you been thinking about what your next trip will be? We have the perfect opportunity for you! Join us on the Celebrity Eclipse for our 12-night Escorted “Best of Scandinavia” Accessible Baltic Group Cruise – […]
Horrible Stay At Wyndham Ramada, Cocoa Beach, Florida
Written by Chillie Falls for AccessAdventure.net February 13, 2024 I stayed at the Wyndham Ramada in Cocoa Beach, Florida on January 27, 2024. I had reservations for a wheelchair accessible room. When I arrived, I unloaded my wheelchair and rolled to the lobby to check in. Upon completing the paperwork, I was assigned a wheelchair […]
Wheelchair taxis are disappearing and a chance to share your perspective
Written by John Morris, WheelchairTravel.org Dallas, Texas is a major American city and home to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, one of the country’s largest airports. Dallas is a largely wheelchair-friendly city which I have catalogued in the free Dallas, Texas Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide. I hope you travel there — I’m sure you will love it […]
Wheelchair Ball Kid Program Promotes Inclusion of Athletes With a Disability
Written by Biwa Kwan, SBS News, January 23, 2024 An 11-year-old Australian boy is hoping to be the first ball kid who uses a wheelchair at a major tennis tournament – due to a pilot program. It’s a development being welcomed by grassroots organizations promoting the participation of athletes with a disability. At the age […]
Ace Accessibility at the Australian Open 2024
Written by Sheree Strange, January 12, 2024 for Travel Without Limits The Australian Open is the highlight of each Australian summer. Thousands of people descend on Melbourne, Victoria for the first Grand Slam tennis tournament of the season, to see their favourite players perform. Accessibility at the Australian Open has always been excellent, but with […]