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Airport – earlier is better!

Be sure to arrive at the airport early if you require assistance boarding the plane or if you are gate checking a wheelchair or other equipment. Alert the gate attendant about your needs so they can plan ahead, make any necessary accommodations, and pre-board you.

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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 that features many monuments within the city, and is 2nd to Washington D.C. The overall accessibility in Indianapolis is good for people with disabilities.

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Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico

Cancun, Mexico is a popular tourist destination located on the Yucatán Peninsula in the state of Quintana Roo. Located on the Caribbean Sea, the Cancun region is sometimes known as the Mexican Caribbean. Cancun is best known for its beach and party scene. There are a multitude of restaurants and hotels to fit all budgets. If you are looking for culture, Tulum and other historic Mayan sites are located just a few hours drive away. Cancun is more accessible than most of Mexico but is still a challenging area for wheelchairs.

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Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA

Colorado Springs is located in the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Colorado. It is the 2nd largest city in the state and is easily reachable via plane or car. Tourists can enjoy a plethora of summer and winter activities, making this a great outdoor destination. Tourism is a major part of Colorado Springs economy. One of the major attractions is Pikes Peak, a uniquely accessible mountain with road and train access. If you enjoy exploring the outdoors, you will love Colorado Springs.

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South Bend, Indiana, USA

South Bend, Indiana, is located approximately 90 miles east of Chicago and offers a variety of activities for visitors. South Bend is probably best known as the home of The University of Notre Dame, a college well known and respected for its academic strength and sports programs. In addition to Notre Dame, South Bend offers a variety of large parks, shopping, and a growing arts scene for visitors with disabilities.

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Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA

Santa Fe is the capital of New Mexico and is full of culture. The city has a high concentration of artists, and is known for its creativity and culture. Santa Fe has been designated a UNESCO Creative City. The city also has a strong Native American and Spanish history – represented by its historic downtown.

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Austin, Texas, USA

Austin, Texas is a fast growing and friendly city. Given it is a university town there are a lot of young people and fun activities. Known as the live music capita of the U.S. the city has a vibrant music and arts culture. The city is also home to many major corporations including Dell and Whole Foods.

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Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

Located at the border of Ohio and Kentucky, Cincinnati has a lot to offer visitors. Throughout the year, you can experience numerous festivals taking place in the city. A few great festivities to mention are Oktoberfest, The Taste of Cincinnati, and the Cincinnati Flower Show. If you’re a sports fan, don’t forget to take in a game, accessibility at the ballpark is very good.

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Juneau, Alaska, USA

Juneau, the capital of Alaska is a beautiful city with astonishing wildlife – bald eagles, seals, whales, and bears to name a few – everywhere you look. Despite being a small city (~30,000 people), it is full of great sites. There are some wheelchair accessible hiking trails where you can observe impressive glaciers and ice fields. If you enjoy the outdoors, Juneau is a great place to visit for its scenic beauty.

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St. Louis, Missouri, USA

Historically known as the “Gateway to the West” due to its importance in Westward expansion, St. Louis, Missouri has grown into an exciting Midwest city offering a wide range of accessible activities. Top activities include exploring the riverfront by steamboat, enjoying a game at one of the many sporting stadiums, experiencing outdoor fun at Forest Park, or venturing into a wheelchair accessible cavern.

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Portland, Oregon, USA

Portland is a vibrant and growing city offering everything from outdoor activities and beautiful gardens, to a plethora of microbreweries and coffee shops. The city also boasts an active artist culture, offering a wide array of theatre and visual arts. A visitor will find Portland to be a wheelchair friendly city providing many transportation options for the physically challenged traveler to choose from.

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