Iowa's collection of indoor attractions is a unique mix of history and modern. Here are three of the top indoor destinations in Iowa that will make this winter eventful and fun: National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium Dubuque, Iowa is home t...
Read MoreFinding wheelchair accessible attractions may feel like a hassle. From zoos to parks, Nebraska has a lot to offer those who are wheelchair-bound. Here are three attractions in Nebraska that are not only a must-see but wheelchair accessible: Omaha's ...
Read MoreIn India, for long-distance traveling people mostly prefer trains as it has such an immense railway network across the country. Due to the lack of access to the station, it can be very challenging for people with disabilities. But soon this issue wi...
Read MoreIn Pune, soon there will be free wheelchair service by the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation for all the wheelchair users at its bus stands. While talking to TOI, the Pune divisional controller of Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporat...
Read MoreSnowy weather can certainly create some worry when it comes to transportation. Trying to maneuver your way through the snow and icy sidewalks can be frustrating. Thanks to technology, wheelchair users can maneuver through the snow and have fun at the...
Read MoreAll of us here deal with limited mobility. It’s one of the things that has brought us together here on this platform. But there are so many other things that make us us. For me, it's my love of the outdoors. Finding new ways to enjoy nature that fit ...
Read MoreI have always wanted to go to California. The beach, the ocean, trees, the chances of running into your favorite celebrity... California is where it's at to many people. But when you decide to go, and you have disabilities or are in a wheelchair, what...
Read MoreSleep is one of the most coveted, and one of the most tricky, aspects of our lives. Whether or not we get a good night's sleep will dictate how each day, or even a whole week, will pan out. Beds that are difficult to get in and out of, or cause us to...
Read MoreSo this past week we set off on our first adventure since being almost full time with my chair. I am extremely comfortable with airports and flying, as I’ve always tried to travel a lot instead of having material things. But for this trip, to visit my...
Read MoreKolkatta (formerly known as Calcutta) airport is looking forward to making the airport more accessible for fliers with disabilities and those with limited mobility. The authorities are planning to set up specialized terminal entry gates, baggage and ...
Read MoreLong-distance travel has always been a challenge for everyone, especially for people with disability. However, companies are already working to address these mobility issues. These companies are keen on building a new innovative product that will help...
Read MoreI drove out to visit my oldest daughter in Washington State. On the way, we realized that we have to actually educate hotels (even the nice ones) on what exactly is required by a couple in wheelchairs. One place in Nebraska, the manager came out and ...
Read MoreWho can ever forget their first time behind the wheel of a car? Or the sense of freedom you felt when you got your first official driver’s license? If Detroit is the Motor City, then the U.S. might well be the “Motor Nation.” From the freewheeling allure...
Read MoreRolling Without Limits is a remarkable online community for individuals with mobility issues. For more than a year, this outspoken and dynamic blogging community has grown into a supportive and nurturing environment for individuals with disabilities ...
Read MoreTraveling with disabilities might make things seem difficult. If you or someone you love is physically disabled and you want to get around, this might seem harder than necessary. Perhaps you're wondering if it is worth traveling. Thanks to advances in...
Read MoreThis is a great tip for using London black cabs in a wheelchair. It is something that I wish I had known years ago because it would have saved me from many uncomfortable and unsafe journeys. After 5 years, a driver did this. I really wonder why nobody...
Read MoreI have MS and I am a full-time wheelchair user. I absolutely love travelling and so I have set up a website database of thousands of wheelchair traveller reviews, resources and service providers for countries all around the world. The aim of this database...
Read MoreA group of friends from Odder, Jutland have been the talk of the town (the world, actually) since they decided to take their wheelchair bound friend Jacob Riis-Nielsen around the world. Jacob Riis-Nielsen has Machado-Joseph Disease, a rare inherited ...
Read MoreReady. Set. Go! There is a whole world waiting for you to explore. Today is the day to start a new adventure. There has never been a better time to take a trip. Resources, devices, accessibility, and specialized travel guides entice any user of a ...
Read MoreThe Emerald City offers numerous attractions for visitors to enjoy, but some of those Seattle attractions are a little more accessible than others. If you want to have a good time without dealing with a lot of traffic or be standing in long lines, then...
Read MoreFishing is a release valve allowing a mental respite from the burden of life’s stresses. The pleasure of sitting in serene natural surroundings on a pier or river bank is like a dose of medicine without the possible side effects. After the upfront cost...
Read MoreI recently flew from Louisville, Kentucky (my home) to New York City. As an advocate for special needs individuals I looked carefully at the 2 very different airports I was traveling through. My first airport was O'Hare airport. Located in Chicago, ...
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