Memberalliejay
MemberHi Everyone:
My husband and I are headed for Seoul next month. It is our first visit there. This is not an accessibility question per se, but as everyone here knows, traveling with a disability requires research and preparation for every step of the journey.
I have read that the K-ETA requirements have been suspended until the end of this year…
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Normally no. I do make sure to use a credit card that doesn’t charge currency exchange fees. Those add up!
Definitely agree with @joshgrisdale. A pocket WiFi is easy and indispensable. Have a blast!
Just today I visited the refurbished Pikes Peak Cod Railway, in Colorado, USA. I should preface this by noting that I am partially ambulatory and use a cane and a manual wheelchair.
I have to say I was pleasantly impressed by the accessibility of this attraction. The train station, gift shop and bathrooms both at the base and at the summit…
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Not good for someone in a power wheelchair.
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What State is this? The view is beautiful!
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I wish more people thought like this before using a disabled parking spot (or toilet!) if they don’t need it.
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I fully agree with you. There are a lot of helpful and toughtful people out there but unfortunately there are also a few others who just do not think by parking on a disabled parking spot. In my country they often use the excuse, i just use it for a short time……………………………😏
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