Wheelchair Destination

Travel Destinations

Unique Stays

These locations offer something very special to wheelchair users. To classify as a unique state must be much more than a room a wheelchair user can get into, and a bed they can get in and out of safely, and a bathroom with a roll-in shower. Those are minimum ADA expectations and do not meet our requirements for listing here.

Making Travel Easier

While tips for disabled individuals may be helpful for wheelchair users, they experience some challenges that do not apply to all disabled people. Simply carrying a suitcase or getting in the door of the swanky hotel they booked can be a challenge.

When ramps and other accessibility features fail to appear, travel can become downright impossible. Learning what challenges may arise and how to handle those challenges or effectively complain about them can make traveling with a wheelchair much easier.

General Travel Tips

Many of the tips designed for individuals with disabilities also apply to wheelchair users. From making sure they understand the types of accommodations available to them to how parking and handicapped identification works around the world, these tips help lay out what wheelchair-bound travelers should expect and how to access the resources that they need to make their trips successful.