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Is there any recommendations for wheelchair accessible bars in Shinjuku Kubichiko/golden gai
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That will be very challenging 😥
Is your goal just a drink at a bar, or that goldengai atmosphere?
when are you coming to Japan?
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I’m in Shinjuku right now. At the Keio Plaza, Hotel. I’m heading out with my brothers if they want to go to kabuchiko. A good place to drink that can fit a wheelchair would be good. A few steps wouldn’t be an issue, but a flight of stairs would be difficult. Basically, I just need a place where they can fit a 25 inch wide chair through the…
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Hi I’m Pete, I am a tetrapleagic full time manual wheelchair user,
I would like to stay in Egypt over Christmas for two weeks this year and I would be really grateful for some help and advice, I have some requirements and questions specifically,
I need a wheelchair accessible hotel and room with wheel in shower, electric profiling bed and wheeled…
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Hi Pete,
I’ve been doing a spot of digging and it seems that a few up-market hotels have good accessible rooms with amenities like roll-in showers. Perhaps you could investigate the following:
1. Savoy Hotel, Sharm El Sheikh
2. Mercure Le Sphinx, Cairo
3. Jaz Makadi Oasis Resort, Hurghada
The Mercure Le Sphinx, in particular, seems to have…
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Hello everyone,
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One experience you simply can’t miss while visiting our capital city Bucharest between the last…
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A good article on choosing the train vs risking a flight. If you had both a train and plane option for your destination, which would you choose?
mdaquest.org
Train travel may offer a more accessible option for people with disabilities frustrated by airline mishandling of mobility devices.
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Plane because it’s quicker, unless the train route is known for the views.
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