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How Booking a Hotel with accessibleGO works

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Search by your accessibility needs

Need a roll-in shower? Fridge for medication? We've got you. On accessibleGO, you can filter your hotel search by your specific accessibility needs.

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Just click “book”—we'll do the rest

Once you book, an accessibleGO team member will contact your hotel directly to confirm your accessibility requests can be accommodated and advocate for your specific needs.

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Our community forum is where travelers with disabilities come together from all over the world to ask questions, get answers, share travel tips, and make friends.

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2025 Worlds Fair in Oaska Japan

Anyone been to Japan? We figure that be a great time to travel there as the accessible would be at its prime there to travel.

Also been to Disney Tokyo also?

Looking forward to your reply’s!!

Also been to Disney Tokyo also?

Looking forward to your reply’s!!

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Neuralink?

In an upcoming episode of our podcast, “When Life Gives You Lemons “, we are going to discuss Neuralink's progress in human trials. I wanted to ask this community's for input to discuss or answer as best as we can. Anyone interested? If you have questions that you prefer to ask privately, use the contact information on our website www.whenlifegivesyoulemons.net

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What kind of walker should I buy?

Any specific things to watch out for in my choosing a walker?

I live in a one-story house and can get up and down the 3 steps outside with the aid of a very sturdy railing. I walk with a cane, but I need a place to sit down when I walk in my neighborhood. In addition, I have just received a gift to vacation in Hawai’i. (I plan to “store” the walker in my car as I won’t need it in the house.) I ask for wheelchair assistance in the airport from check-in to the ramp to the plane. (I assume I should not check my walker, so one that collapses well and isn’t extra heavy is on my shopping list.) I will travel from CLT to ATL and then to Hawai’i, and back.

I live in a one-story house and can get up and down the 3 steps outside with the aid of a very sturdy railing. I walk with a cane, but I need a place to sit down when I walk in my neighborhood. In addition, I have just received a gift to vacation in Hawai’i. (I plan to “store” the walker in my car as I won’t need it in the house.) I ask for wheelchair assistance in the airport from check-in to the ramp to the plane. (I assume I should not check my walker, so one that collapses well and isn’t extra heavy is on my shopping list.) I will travel from CLT to ATL and then to Hawai’i, and back.

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