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I'm landing in Milan, Italy this coming 19 March, so ten days from now. I'd like to do the Duomo tour, but I don't have my heart set on it. For a few reasons. First off, I'm an L4-5 para, full-time wheelchair user, I can do stand pivots but can't walk. So here's my question, has anyone done the tour recently? I'm told there is just a cathedral tour but there is also a cathedral and terraces tour. I want to do the terraces as well. I've heard mixed things, there is an elevator to the terraces but not the dome. You can go out onto the terraces. You can't go out on the terraces. Can anyone offer any clarification? I've heard so many things from so many different sources. Thanks!

Just remember while in US the vendor must meet ADA requirements as to accessibility and you as a disabled traveler are entitled to things like accessible bathrooms, hotels, restaurants, attractions such as Disney. BUT, once you leave the geographical boundaries of US, you are no longer pritecby ADA. BEST ADVICE. - PLAN AHEAD

Make arrangements early as possible before trip. Work with airlines, cruiselines, etc. Do your research of country you are planning to visit to see if similar law exists ir provisions that country or city has made. I found once we reached some downtown areas in Mexico the sidewalks have curb cuts at each intersection. I found out the hard way. Make sure you are dead center when going up the curb cut you are approaching fr the next block or you might tip over as I did in the waterfront street in Cozumel. There a half dozen Mexican men sitting on wall smoking but they hopped ss if shot from a cannon, checked on me and helped me stand up and they got my scooter upright. I then realized after granddaughter saw it that I busted center seam of a brand neecpsir of nice slacks from waist band to crotch. First and last time worn as once back in stateriomn l threw them away as fabric was ruined.

Make arrangements early as possible before trip. Work with airlines, cruiselines, etc. Do your research of country you are planning to visit to see if similar law exists ir provisions that country or city has made. I found once we reached some downtown areas in Mexico the sidewalks have curb cuts at each intersection. I found out the hard way. Make sure you are dead center when going up the curb cut you are approaching fr the next block or you might tip over as I did in the waterfront street in Cozumel. There a half dozen Mexican men sitting on wall smoking but they hopped ss if shot from a cannon, checked on me and helped me stand up and they got my scooter upright. I then realized after granddaughter saw it that I busted center seam of a brand neecpsir of nice slacks from waist band to crotch. First and last time worn as once back in stateriomn l threw them away as fabric was ruined.

my family really want s to take a cruise I need a safe ship but I also want excursions I can go on also. anyone have any suggestions? thanks