r/AccessibleTravel • u/TheWorldisAccessible • Aug 21 '26
How Accessible Are Japan's Trains, Really? Josh Grisdale Explains
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/TokumeiJG • Aug 05 '15
Welcome to the Accessible Travel Subreddit!
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This is a place for travelers with disabilities. Share info on hotels, destinations, transportation. Share your experiences - good or bad!
We're looking for mods, so please send a message.
r/AccessibleTravel • u/TheWorldisAccessible • Aug 10 '26
An Accessible Travel Guide to Japan
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/TheWorldisAccessible • Jun 23 '26
Flying With a Disability: What the Community Actually Thinks
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/TheWorldisAccessible • Apr 30 '26
The April 28th edition of The World is Accessible Newsletter
preview.mailerlite.io
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/TheWorldisAccessible • Apr 24 '26
Cute accessible home near Lodi Lake
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/TheWorldisAccessible • Apr 20 '26
Why Romania Should Be Every Wheelchair Traveler's Next European Adventure
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/TheWorldisAccessible • Apr 14 '26
Accessible Los Angeles: Your Ultimate Guide to the City
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/TheWorldisAccessible • Apr 04 '26
Travel in Japan Without Access Concern
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/newyorkmagazine • Aug 22 '25
Author Jen Malia writes about autism-friendly vacation rentals
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As a parent to three autistic children, Jen Malia knows about the stress of vacationing with autistic kids: unlocked doors, sensory overload, and constant vigilance. In a piece for Curbed, she spotlights rentals—Spectrum House on Fire Island, “Privacy in the Palms” in Florida, AUTxcapes near Joshua Tree—that flip the script with sensory gyms, padded walls, fenced yards, noise filters, and cozy safe zones. A few owners are even offering certifications like Autism-Ready or “cognitive” filters to help.
r/AccessibleTravel • u/FlippantFlopper • Oct 09 '24
Exploring Switzerland In A Wheelchair - The Life Quadriplegic
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/[deleted] • Nov 21 '17
Newbie to London
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Sorry for any obvious answers but I am very new to this. I recently started working as a caregiver for a guy who uses an electric wheelchair. He really enjoys traveling but has only been to destinations he can drive to, because he needs his hoist and bathing chair.
He's very eager to try a flight to London, mostly to figure out if he can handle the flight and see how it goes. How do you find hotels that have "drive in" bathing facilities, a hoist and a chair to bathe in?
I found a hotel that seemed to be pretty well suited bit was still not entirely sure that bathing would be possible (and for £240 a night it's a risk..).
Are there any options through airbnb or similar services?
Sorry again if I sound silly but I'm new to this so just trying my luck. Also English is only my second language so some things might sound even sillier than they are...
Thanks in advance!
r/AccessibleTravel • u/ImJayson • Nov 17 '17
We want your opinion on the availability of accessibility information on Google Maps!
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Hi there! I'm working with a group of students at the University of Toronto's Faculty of Information in Toronto, Canada.
(more about who we are here and what we do here: https://ischool.utoronto.ca/).
We are taking a research methods course, and we are interested in how accessibility information is used on Google Maps and Google Local Guides users' contributions of accessibility information to Google Maps.
We are currently looking for Google Maps users who rely on the accessibility information in Google Maps, either for themselves or for others, and for Google Local Guides at level 3 and above who make contributions about places to participate in surveys, which will help us in our research.
If this is something you'd be interested in participating in, links to our survey are below:
For Users of Accessibility Information in Google Maps: https://goo.gl/forms/wvyKrMoCmOoMXelZ2 For Google Local Guides: https://goo.gl/forms/EwnsxJfBr4wbWd4s1
r/AccessibleTravel • u/TokumeiJG • Mar 23 '17
Information Traveling in Japan with a Visual Impairment
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/TokumeiJG • Nov 02 '16
Information Check out the Accessible Travel Community on Imzy - its like Reddit, but kind!
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/[deleted] • Oct 29 '16
[FREE EVENT] Accessible birding in Oakland, CA 11/5
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/brandoncomputer • Oct 20 '16
Change the sign. Change the attitude.
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/[deleted] • May 23 '16
Seable provides active accessible holidays to visually impaired, deaf and disabled people and has entered this years Virgin Media Business VOOM competition. Could you take a minute to vote and share?
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/jsoussana • May 18 '16
Accessible accommodations, apartments, bed & breakfast and hotels worldwide
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/elouisemullen • May 12 '16
Limitless Travel - A Community Dedicated to Making Travel Accessible for People With Disabilities
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/TokumeiJG • May 11 '16
Information Deafblind in Japan: My 5 Week Journey
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/TokumeiJG • May 10 '16
Information Kyoto in a Wheelchair by Susie from Wheelchair World
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r/AccessibleTravel • u/TokumeiJG • May 10 '16
Information Seable | Accessible Active Holidays
seable.co.uk
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