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Monjayaki!
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Sushi! Always!
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Hawaii for sure 😃
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Alaska! (And Hawaii was amazing too)
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A very well written article. Though, the very last picture makes me feel VERY uncomfortable 😱
wilderness.org
5 ways to make the outdoors more accessible for people with disabilities
We need to work together to break down barriers that face people with disabilities as they try to enjoy public lands and outdoor recreation. That includes physically transforming shared spaces, raising awareness and creating a culture of inclusion.
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DAS Pass Discussion
Curious if anyone has talked to a Disney representative about this since the announcement of the changes?
I am surprised by the lack of communication from Disney despite the backlash of the announcement. I use the DAS pass for mostly dysautonomia issues, and despite the wording of the announcement not including this,…
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I haven’t talked to or heard from anyone at Disney about these changes. I’m worried that I will no longer be eligible because I’m too independent even though I use a power wheelchair.
I’m going to Disneyland next month for Pride Nite, so I hope I’ll get a DAS.
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Hi everyone
We created the Accessible Disney group and want to invite you to join! Come ask questions of our pros, or share your advice with others – the more the merrier 🏰
https://www.tabifolk.com/groups/accessible-disney/
tabifolk.com
Accessible Disney - tabifolk, an accessible travel community
The magical kingdom has done a lot to make its parks accessible and welcoming. Find out about the services and accessibility features at the parks and the areas nearby as you plan your next trip with the members of the … Continue reading
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