Written by Julie Jones, Travel Without Limits, June 12, 2025
The Access Adventure journal
Chillie Falls, Author at Access Adventure - Page 65 of 339
Cruise reporting, practical access guidance, reader questions, and firsthand notes for traveling with confidence.
Another Airport That Doesn’t Care
From Facebook post by Sylvia Longmire, June 10, 2025 I know this photo is odd. It’s the gaping hole in the back of my power wheelchair where the battery should be, but instead that battery is somewhere in the Chicago airport while I am here in Orlando. It represents the very real risks that I […]
Travel and Cruise Industry Podcast, June 11, 2025
Wednesday Travel and Cruise Industry Podcast, Joue 11, 2025 with Chillie Falls features an update on Day 12 of the 2025 World Cruise from Nate Vallier, Alaska Travel Desk. Also today, Passengers Banned; Window Shatters on Royal Caribbean Ship; Panorama Flips Itinerary To Avoid Hurricane; Pride of America Returns from Dry-dock; Medical Emergency On Britania; and […]
Working while on a cruise
Written by Nate Vallier, Alaska Travel Desk, for cruisetheloveboat.com, June 10, 2025 Even before Covid, I thankfully had a job that was OK with the idea of working remotely. See, Hawai’i is ridiculously expensive and traffic just sucks everywhere on O’ahu. It used to take me 2 hours to get from Ewa Beach to downtown […]
2025 World Cruise Day 12 Update
Written by Nate Vallier, Alaska Travel Desk on board Crown Princess, and Chillie Falls, Alaska Travel Desk, June 11, 2025 The Crown Princess was hit by awful weather once again between Adelaide and Perth causing a delay in the arrival to Perth. “Bah! More waves, more storms has slowed us down; these waves are definitely […]
Next-Generation Aisle Chair is Ready for the Skies
Airchair II has more than an updated design — it brings new safety and comfort features that meet USDOT requirements. Written by John Morris, WheelchairTravel.org, June 5, 2025 The airline industry is beginning to recognize the need for a long-overdue transformation toward greater accessibility. Increased attention to the needs of disabled travelers has encouraged the […]