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NPR is seeking stories about accessibility in hotels for wheelchair users. I’m glad they are running this story! Here is the link if you are interested in submitting an entry: https://www.npr.org/2025/09/11/g-s1-86969/hotel-safety-wheelchair-mobility
*It does ask for city and state, so this is probably aimed at US entries
npr.org
Are hotel rooms accessible for people who use wheelchairs? NPR wants to hear from you
Hotels have accessible rooms for wheelchair users. If you or someone you know has experienced problems with those rooms, we'd like to hear about it.
Looking for a guide to Park City, Utah with a disability? Check this out
wonderswithinreach.com
Accessible Park City, Utah: A Wheelchair-Friendly Travel Guide - Wonders Within Reach
Everything you need to plan your wheelchair accessible family trip to Park City, Utah - any time of year. Eat, stay, play.
I spoke with ADA compliance lawyer Brandon Rotbart about how ADA lawsuits really work, the most common accessibility violations, and why enforcement matters.
theworldisaccessible.com
Understanding ADA Compliance: An Interview with Attorney Brandon Rotbart
ADA compliance lawyer Brandon Rotbart explains how lawsuits are enforced, common violations in hotels and businesses, and what rights disabled individuals have.
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Super interesting, thanks!
Good news for NYC!
timeout.com
It's been dubbed “Mount Everest” by commuters
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Just hope it is better maintained than the escalators it mentions…
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Accessible Activities – Colorado
Inspired by @joshgrisdale ‘s post about the California accessible tourism post, I did a quick search for my own state. Perhaps it’s not as impressive as California’s, but there is a list of accessible activities in Colorado which I thought was helpful to…
colorado.com
Accessible Activities in Colorado for Travelers With Disabilities
Many of Colorado's most popular outdoor attractions are accessible to those who are mobility impaired. Check out these resources to help you start planning a Colorado vacation.
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That’s great! It is too bad there is such good information out there but seldom discovered
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You have to actively search for it for sure. But I am encouraged to see advertisements in “regular” tourism brochures for companies that offer accessible adventures here in Colorado. Normalize disability!
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