Member Sarah
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If you sre visiting Canberra, the Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve will provide an all terrain wheelchair for your vist.
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That looks great!
Do you know if the staff go with you or do you need to provide your power?
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I can remember going to Sydney over 2 years ago (with 2 support workers) and having a terrific time 😀, we went to the Sydney Botanical Gardens twice, once just to see the beautiful gardens and then to see the magnificent light/laser and music) called Vivid Sydney and I couldn’t believe how much they made of lights, lasers, and music to give it…
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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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Morning! Just read about this and thought it would be good to share.
travellersaid.org.au
Home - Travellers Aid Australia; Helping Travellers Since 1916
Travellers Aid Australia provides support, advice and assistance to the travelling public including people with special requirements or experiencing travel emergencies. We are a Not-For-Profit organisation operating in Melbourne and regional Victoria, Australia since 1916.
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Thanks for sharing Sarah, I think it’s an awesome service they’re providing for disabled people😀
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Reply to Powered wheelchair rental in Tokyo for 3/4 weeks ?
Did you see this website?
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For vending machines, cash is ok. You can also use the Suica card. The suica card is handy if you are taking public transport. You need to buy one at the airport as they aren’t sold anywhere else. You can buy from a machine. You might need Yen for that, otherwise you can buy with credit card at the desk.
You can also try to download the Suica…
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