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Anything you guys would add?
https://theworldisaccessible.com/accessible-philadelphia-a-complete-guide-for-disabled-travelers/
theworldisaccessible.com
Accessible Philadelphia: A Complete Guide for Disabled Travelers - The World is Accessible
Accessible Philadelphia: A Complete Guide for Disabled Travelers Table of Contents Philadelphia, otherwise known as the City of Brotherly Love, exudes a unique version of American culture and is extremely important from a historical perspective, being the very place where … Continue reading
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Bringing back memories of a family trip ☺️
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wow this is a really complete guide and made me feel like I missed some things on my short trip! Can confirm the Uber WAV from the airport was super helpful. I really enjoyed the city! The subway was a bit tricky with a scooter. The staff was helpful in getting it to fit, but it was a close call!
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Call us biased by all means, but we believe Romania is terribly overlooked when it comes to travel destination bucket-lists. Imagine, if you will, baroque cities with quiet, ancient squares, where castles and palaces have lifts and ramps, where nature in its abundance is largely left untouched, where people are so warm and friendly that they’ll…
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Great resource – https://www.daredemo-tokyo.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/en/introduce_tag/wheelchair-rental/
wheelchair rental at hotels
along with detailed information about accessibility in the properties.
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Great to see governments taking some initiative on this!
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Hi Sarah, I can’t seem to open the link.
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Hmmm not sure about these research methods. What do you think?
cntraveller.in
The world’s most accessible airports, ranked by real travellers
From wheelchair assistance to inclusive signage, these airports are setting thestandar d for accessibility in 2025, according to passenger reviews
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I use Bristol and Edinburgh a lot and they’re pretty good, in my opinion. When I went to Switzerland, it was very joined up between the airport and railway station which I was impressed by – I’d booked airport assistance and they’d also arranged for me to be taken to my platform.
Schipol, I’ve not been since needing assistance, but I’ve…
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Can anyone recommend a guide who can help me navigate the subway stations in Tokyo? Had some difficulty making it to my hotel(nothin crazy) but want to make sure I’m not so worried about getting lost.
thanks!
-Will
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I’m trusting google maps, seems the only way to go
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Do you use a wheelchair?
If so, you can ask station staff to guide you to the exit nearest where you want to go (ie when getting off the train, tell them where you want to go to and they should guide you to the nearest exit).
Also, each subway station should have a map of the station layout on the website. Not likely that useful when on the go,…
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