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10 Wheelchair Accessible Hidden Treasures to Explore Near Orlando
Written by Sylvia Longmire, SpinTheGlobe, January 19, 2020 I know it’s a crazy concept, but there is actually more to Orlando, Florida than just Walt Disney World. Technically, Disney isn’t even located in Orlando proper, but in Kissimmee and Lake Buena Vista, which are at least a 30-minute drive away. Visiting …
Visiting Wheelchair Accessible Santa Monica
Written by Bailey Letson, August 12, 2021 There are a seemingly endless number of activities to explore, in Santa Monica — even better, it’s an extremely wheelchair accessible city. Most of the popular visitor attractions are wheelchair-friendly, and there are a plethora of public parks, attractions, restaurants, and overnight accommodations …
The Calgary Stampede 2021
Written By alantvuong on September 13, 2021 The Calgary Stampede takes place every year in July in Calgary and is a 10 day rodeo, carnival and festival. Because of the pandemic, the 2020 edition had to be cancelled for the first time ever in over 100 years. I have gone every year lately and last …
11 WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE DETROIT, MICHIGAN ATTRACTIONS
Written by Cory Lee, Curb Free with Cory Lee, September 6, 2021 Detroit is a city unlike anywhere else in the United States. It is the birthplace of Motown and techno music, its expansive history with automobiles gives it the nickname “Motor City”, and you can actually see Canada (and …
What you need to know about going on a cruise if you’re Canadian
Written by Chantal McPhee for Royal Caribbean Blog, October 1, 2021 Royal Caribbean has returned to sailing, and many Canadians are now planning their winter getaways. In preparation for a cruise from a U.S. port, there are a few key requirements to plan ahead of time. Cruising From Canada …
Enjoy the Bat Flights At Carlsbad Caverns
Written by Candy B. Harrington, Emerging Horizons, September 14, 2021 Although the wonders down under in Carlsbad Caverns are certainly worth exploring in detail, there’s another natural phenomena that you don’t want to miss topside. The bats. That’s right, I said bats –200,000 to 500,000 of them to be more …
Anchorage and Denali Adventure by Wheelchair
Written by wheelchairtraveling.com Leaving Juneau Anchorage and Denali Adventure by Wheelchair After checking out, we decided to get a brunch at our now favorite place in Juneau, Alaska, The Sandpiper café, and have some more of their amazing egg benedicts. They did have a small ramp in front that made it easy …
7 Reasons Your Travel Insurance Claim Could Be Denied
Written by Doug Parker, May 2020, published for CruiseRadio.net NOTE: Since this was written, many travel organizations, including cruise lines, are requiring a specific Covid-rider be attached to the insured's travel policy. An insurance rider is an adjustment or an add-on to a basic insurance policy. Riders are designed to provide …
14 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Portland, Maine
Written by Sylvia Longmire, Spin the Globe, June 2019 I will be completely honest and say that visiting Portland (Maine) was a completely whimsical and last-minute decision. First, I found an amazing flight deal on Skyscanner with Frontier Airlines about a week prior. Second, it’s been in upper 90s and humid in …
Wonder of the Seas To Sail From US
Royal Caribbean has announced that the world’s largest cruise ship, Wonder of the Seas, will now debut in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in the spring of 2022 instead of sailing out of China. Wonder of the Seas will homeport in Port Everglades before repositioning to Europe where the ship will offer …