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What a cool experience!
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Visiting Hanoi Train Street as a Wheelchair User - Accessible Travels & Vacations
Seeing pictures and videos online, Hanoi Train Street is definitely one of Hanoi’s most famous attractions. This is where you can see a train pass through a narrow street surrounded by cafes. A friend and I visited Hanoi a couple … Continue reading
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So happy to read you made the Train Street. I was there too last year, luckily I still managed to walk a few steps. The terrain is certainly very very uneven and not easy at all.
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Anyone planning to go?
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Recently in late June of this year, a friend and I visited Disneyland Resort for a 4 day park visit for their year long 70th anniversary celebration. We had 2 days for Disneyland Park and 2 days for Disney California … Continue reading
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Yes, I am going next month for at least one for the unofficial GAY DAYS event. I’ve only planned for one day of the event at the Disneyland Park. I’m not sure if I’ll attend the 2nd day of the event at Disney California Adventure.
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tabifolk posted a new post. 3 days ago
Wheelchair Friendly Inverness: A Guide to Accessible Travel in the Scottish HighlandsWhen people think of visiting Scotland, their minds often jump to the hustle of Glasgow or the history-soaked streets of Edinburgh. But for those seeking…
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Which of these spots would you be most interested in visiting?
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8 Wheelchair Accessible Things to do in East Lothian (and where to stay)
Looking for wheelchair accessible things to do in East Lothian? Then this accessible guide to visiting East Lothian as a wheelchair user is what you need to make the most of your trip.
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Always great to see Emma’s adventures!
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Visit California has released a hub for accessible travel. What do you think?
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Accessible Travel | Visit California
California’s wonders are for everyone, including travelers with mobility needs, sensory sensitivity, and non-visible disabilities. From wheelchair-accessible overlooks in the redwoods to sign-language interpretation and assistive listening at city museums, the Golden State prioritizes inclusive tourism and creating experiences everyone can enjoy. Whether … Continue reading
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I hope a lot more tourist promotion offices start doing this. It is an excellent way to start planning.
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As a native Californian, I wouldn’t expect anything less from the birthplace of the independent living movement AND the host of the 2028 Paralympic Games!
Ahhh, my home is so awesome!
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