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Pay it forward Wednesday
Hey all
We want to try a new idea – pay it forward Wednesday.
We all get help from this site when asking questions, let’s help out others by going to the groups for places we know, and share some information about a place you have been to!
A tourist site, cafe, etc anything is fine
You never know, it could be just the information someone is searching for!
I have a question about European opera houses. A catch-22 situation has happened to me three times recently. I am a (Canadian) wheelchair user. Within recent years, in order to book a wheelchair seat on-line, I must show a disability ID card certifying my disability. I cannot get such a card as I’m not an EU citizen and we don’t have these…
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@Sonia do you have any suggestions for this?
Do you need to upload an image etc?
While it wouldn’t likely be officially recognized per se, you may want to get an Access2 Card. It does require a form filled out by a healthcare professional, so if asked you can show them the application requires that and it is the only…
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I am not sure, I’ve never experienced this with my mom. Do you have an international wheelchair parking card? that could be proof enough or a doctors note.
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Josh Grisdale in
Global Discussions 5 weeks ago5 weeks ago (edited)
Where would you go twice?
Where is a place that impressed you so much with beauty, culture, or accessibility that you want to go back?
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Many, many places but on the top of the list is Japan. We did a trip around Christmas but stayed in the Tokyo area. Upon our return it didn’t take us more than a month to book a cruise of multiple ports in Japan which was fantastic. And we are looking forward to making another trip in the future!
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good Morning
TRIVIA TIME (NO GOOGLING!)
Which breathtaking U.S. landmark features the “Trail of Time,” a wheelchair-friendly path along its rim that lets visitors experience 2 billion years of geological history without a single stair?
Train travel in Japan for limited mobility travelers
We just spent 1 month in Japan, riding trains and taking taxis. The train system is excellent, once you figure out how it works. My husband has a cane and can only walk about 300 meters without resting. Buy all tickets at the information/help office at any station. Online didn’t work for us -even after many attempts. You have to make your…
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Many thanks for your in-depth article about train travel in Japan, happyorchid
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