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Hello all,
There are a lot of Disney fans around the world so we are thinking about starting a group dedicated to accessibility in and around Disney parks.
However, getting groups off the ground requires a few dedicated moderators to help keep the conversation going.
If you would like this group, please let us know. If you would be interested…
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I volunteer! Not only have I been to WDW and Disneyland (and planned my trips to each), I live in Anaheim and was a Disneyland Annual Passholder for five years. I know every inch of the place.
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Accessible taxi for power wheelchair.
A company called @onetrail also offers services in the area https://www.onetrail-yokohama.com/english/
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Do you have any ideas on how the travel industry can better level the playing field and ensure that there is no “disability tax”?
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Laws. The industry, now, is only accessible because laws force them to. Sadly, this would be a country-by-country situation. Too many are still surprised that we want to have a life to begin with. It won’t be impossible to get these laws, but it won’t be easy.
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Agree with @carlos above. The size and extra equipment needed makes these rooms more expensive. Only laws can keep away the disability tax.
i don’t know how feasible this would be but they could raise the rate (slightly) for regular rooms that get a lot more use to make up the difference?
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