AbilityTips
Airport restroom assistance please
Note that some airports do not have companion/family bathrooms. Security can be helpful in clearing and guarding a bathroom if you require privacy so your assistant or companion can assist you.
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Anchorage, Alaska, USA
Anchorage, Alaska is a wonderful place to visit for people who love wildlife and the outdoors. Alaska has relatively good accessibility features, and people of all disabilities can enjoy this wonderful place. Summers are typically mild, and is the best time to visit.
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States
Located in Southeastern Pennsylvania, not too far from D.C. or Baltimore, Gettysburg is a quaint town with great historical Civil War significance. In 1863 a historic 3 day battle was fought there, costing the lives of over 51,000 soldiers and turning the tide of the war towards the Union Army (North). Today Gettysburg remains a small town with a large national memorial / battlefield park. It is a great stop for any history fan. Accessibility in Gettysburg is relatively good.
Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico
Puerto Vallarta is a popular resort town situated on the western coast of Mexico, south of Baja. Puerto Vallarta has a lot to offer visitors with mobility impairment, but accessibility can be a bit challenging. In the older part of town, there are many streets paved with cobblestones, and there are also a lot of sidewalks that are missing curb cuts. The city is still continuing to work on making Puerto Vallarta a more accessible travel destination for people who utilize mobility devices. Accessible transportation is a must because the town is very spread out. The best time to visit is between November and March.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Milwaukee is located on the southwestern shoreline of Lake Michigan, and features many accessible activities to enjoy. It’s a great stop if you’re planning a wheelchair accessible vacation; there are many accessible hotels. Milwaukee is a popular destination for disabled travelers that love to spend time outdoors, especially in the summer time, where one can take advantage of the beautiful waterfront.
Maui, Hawaii, United States
Maui is the second largest island in the volcanic chain of Hawaiian Islands and a great place for a disabled holiday. The beautiful lush, green landscapes on Maui are breathtaking, and nature lovers will be able to enjoy a variety of accessible activities on the beautiful island. Overall, Maui is relatively wheelchair accessible compared to other islands in the Pacific and is a relaxing destination for mature travelers and physically challenged travelers.
Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico
Mazatlan, a popular tourist destination for handicap accessible travel, offers activities for people of all abilities. It is definitely worth visiting the city and accessible transportation is available to explore what Mazatlan has to offer on your disabled holiday. The city offers exciting performances from the local cliff divers, exquisite seafood harvested from local waters, and beautiful architecture in various states of restoration to original beauty. If you’re a sponge for culture and history, Mazatlan has a lot to offer.
Cabo San Lucas, Baja California, Mexico
Cabo San Lucas is a small recreational town located on the tip of Baja California, and is best known by it’s popular land mark “El Arco” a gorgeous rock formation at the tip, where the Pacific meets the Cortez Sea. If you’re searching for an accessible vacation, the city is moderately wheelchair accessible by foot or cruise ship, but accessible transportation is limited. The walk from the cruise terminal into town along the waterfront is fully wheelchair accessible for people who utilize a mobility device. Travelers who are interested in Cabo San Lucas for accessible travel should plan well in advance.
Pensacola, Florida, USA
Sunny Pensacola, Florida, a seaport city located on the Pan Handle, near Pensacola Bay is a wonderful place for a disabled holiday. It’s a great destination for individuals who wish to escape to warm and sunny, white sand beaches. And, accessibility is good. In Pensacola, there are a variety of activities, including music and art festivals, along with many other cultural activities, such as aviation and cultural museums for travelers with disabilities to enjoy. The city of Pensacola prides there city on a proud military history. Please read below, a disabled travel guide to assist with planning your accessible vacation.
Jacksonville, Florida, USA
Located in Northeastern Florida, Jacksonville is the largest city in land area, in the United States. It offers, visitors with a disability a chance to experience a variety of outdoor activities, and the downtown area itself has a beautiful skyline that shouldn’t be missed. An accessible vacation in Jacksonville gives you an opportunity to explore the area easily. The highlight of the Jacksonville area is the outdoor activities – everything from swamp tours, to accessible deep sea fishing, to a day at an accessible beach. Accessibility in Jacksonville is very good.
Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Indianapolis is a major destination for visitors interested in sporting events such as the Indy 500, music festivals, or to learn more about cultural heritage. It’s a popular destination for a disabled holiday and features many monuments within the city, and is 2nd to Washington D.C. The overall accessibility in Indianapolis is good for people with disabilities.
TOP 10 DESTINATIONS
- Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas
- Punta Cana, La Altagracia, Dominican Republic
- Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, USVI
- Half Moon Cay, Bahamas
- Washington, District of Columbia, USA
- Hamilton, Pembroke, Bermuda
- San Juan, Puerto Rico, US Territory
- Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- Colon, Colon Province, Panama
- George Town, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands