Airport Transfer
Where are arriving at Narita Airport in March at 6pm and need to get to our hotel (Mimaru Tokyo Ikebukuro). We are one adult in manual wheelchair, one abled body adult and one 14 year child. We will have one suitcase each and small electric wheelchair attachment (batek) – weighs 12 kg.
What is the best way to do this…
Booked Taxi? Train?…
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Hi Vanessa,
Thanks for your message. We’ve helped guests travel from Narita Airport to a Mimaru hotel before.
In general, the best options are either the train or a wheelchair-accessible care taxi (ramp van). Considering you’ll have suitcases as well, I think a wheelchair-accessible care taxi would be the most comfortable and convenient…
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Hi Vanessa
We are the taxi what you are looking for. Please free to contact us on this.
(We just drooped our client last night to the hotel you are staying!)
Thank you and looking forward to hearing back soon!
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Concerning news: Authorities in tourist destinations crack down on how and where
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People travelling with mobility scooters are being warned that authorities in tourist destinations are cracking down on mobility scooter use.
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I went there 2 year ago. It is 100% made for us wheelchair users (well is was built flat on a desert)
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Just outside the mall and Burj Khalifa is the man…
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Thanks!
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Over the holidays, my husband and I visited several Christmas markets in Germany. Accessibility is always a challenge in historic places but I would be remiss if I didn’t highlight a fully accessible toilet AND changing facilities at the tourist center in Bamberg. It is so encouraging to see installations like this!
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That is amazing – especially at a historic place!
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This is wonderful to see!
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