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New Orleans :0
We just got back from New Orleans, Louisiana. It was a very long drive from Pennsylvania.
The sidewalks were horrible, and there seemed to be tight doorways and little steps into the shops and restaurants in many places probably because it is an historical area. I don’t know why they don’t fix the accessibility in this city with the…
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Oh no! But looking forward to the video.
what was the worst thing about the sidewalk? No cuts?
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There were cuts on the corners most of the time but the sidewalks had holes and large cracks everywhere. There were times we had to bump down a curb because we could no longer travel down that same sidewalk due to building construction. There were people everywhere and the sidewalks at times were narrow. Pushing our son’s manual…
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Does anyone know if those of us who are ambulatory can use the cable cars in San Francisco for a “round trip” journey? I know I’ll probably need a step of some sort to get in, but I can get in & out on my own.
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Did you already visit? If so, I would love to know what the answer was?!
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Maryland and Washington DC
Hi. I live in Maryland, between Annapolis, Baltimore and Washington DC. If you have questions about accessibility for most tourist attractions, I think I can guide you. I have lived in the area for 55 years so I have been around!
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I would love to know all about Maryland. Could you possibly tell me your top 3 accessible places to visit there?
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
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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
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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.
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