New York City is full of accessible attractions that are ready to welcome visitors of all abilities, from world-class museums to hidden gems that you’ve got to see to believe they’re in New York. From navigating public transportation to picking an accessible place to eat, let this be your guide to a New York that is welcoming to all.

Jim Parsons - Founder of WheelchairJimmy.com   We Enjoy Travel As a paraplegic for the past 51 years (since age 20) our founder Jim has traveled the globe in a wheelchair in his business career and personally with his wife. These travels have taken him to 5 continents and almost 40 countries throughout Europe and Asia as well as North and South...

Adventure Easily and experience Tampa Bay’s accessible attractions. Our destination offers unique experiences, unforgettable memories, and specific accessibility guidelines for people of all abilities to enjoy.

New Mobility was launched in 1989 to bring quality journalism to an underserved readership. Founder Sam Maddox recognised a community of wheelchair users who wanted more information on how to lead active, healthy lives and were willing to speak openly about everything from so-called “walking programs” to sexuality.  He tapped seasoned writers with...

Welcome to Parenting Special Needs Magazine! We at Parenting Special Needs Magazine are making it our mission to provide parents of children with special needs of all ages and stages of life, both information and inspiration.  Through Parenting Special Needs On Line Magazine, we’ve created a world that provides practical tips, shares life’s...

Even Grounds is a collection of articles and online blogs for the blind and visually sighted community. It features news articles, tips and experiences. 

"Our mission is that we should research more and more places and make information available to people.We are also doing the research for you – sharing travel tips for each of the places we write about. These are current and up to date! We publish Collaborative Posts where other travel bloggers share their stories. Have a read; you might find your next travel...

Since 1972, thousands of men and women with developmental challenges, autism, down syndrome, and other special needs have achieved greater independence through travel experiences provided by The Guided Tour , Inc. The focus of The Guided Tour  is to provide a growth-producing experience for our travelers, in which they are able to travel and socialize independent...

A message from Candy Harrington, founder of 'Emerging Horizons':  " When I started writing about accessible travel almost 25 years ago, I was definitely the odd duck in the pond. I remember approaching tourism reps and explaining my niche — travel for wheelchair-users and slow walkers. Usually the response was a...

Find accessible hotels, tours, transportation, activities and more. VacayAbility began when our founder, Natasha Graves, who has multiple chronic illnesses, was looking for places that were accessible to her when she traveled for both doctors appointments and for pleasure.

'Walt Disney World - Made Easy for Everone' (diz-abled.com)  is a Florida based information service for everything you need to know about your visit to WDW in Florida The operators stress that the organisation is not owned or endorsed by the Walt Disney World Corporation, or any of its associates. The site offers practical information on a variety of...

Oceans of Hope Foundation is a non-profit organization established to offer individuals with limited mobility and spinal cord injuries the opportunity to get into the ocean water and experience the joy of riding the ocean wave.

Founded in Phoenix, Arizona in 1980, when a group of caring volunteers helped a young boy fulfill his dream of becoming a police officer, Make-A-Wish is one of the world's leading children's charities. After the start of Make-A-Wish in the United States, interest in granting the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions quickly spread to other nations....

iAccess Life is a mobile app that lets users with disabilities rate, review & research places based on their accessibility.  Download our app and find accessible places near you! iAccess Life will provide users with a wealth of knowledge around the accessibility of establishments such as restaurants, hotels, concert venues, and sporting arenas so they can...

My name is John Morris. In the Fall of 2012, a car accident changed the course of my life. Severe burns laid claim to three of my limbs, making me a triple amputee. Shock, fear, anger, sadness, hopelessness. Yes, I grappled with all of those emotions. But that’s not what I’m here to talk about. Before my disability, I was a traveler. I took flights for...

My name is Melanie. I’m a travel lover on wheels.At the age of 4, I was diagnosed with limb-girdle muscular dystrophy type 2i (known as LGMD2i/LGMDR9) and got my first wheelchair around the age of 6. It took me some time to process, but over the years, my wheelchair became my best friend. This precious companion keeps me moving forward towards new experiences. ...

My name is Cory and I'm a travel addict, hoping to inspire you to start rolling around the world. How can I fly as a wheelchair user? Which hotels are the most accessible? What beaches have powered beach wheelchairs? How do I charge my wheelchair in a foreign country? What cities are the most wheelchair friendly around the world? ...

Our commitment to accessibility ensures that every moment onboard and in our stations is comfortable, convenient, and inclusive. Experience the freedom of train travel with features that are designed with your needs in mind — from our ADA-compliant trains and stations to an accessible web experience. Our trains are built with you in mind. From designated...

Families are at the heart of MDA's mission. We wake up every morning to create more hope and answers for families living with muscular dystrophy and related diseases that take away physical strength and mobility. We do this by finding research breakthroughs across diseases, caring for kids and adults from day one and empowering families with services and support in hometowns...

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Useful information on accessible beaches in Florida including, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Pensacola , Clearwater and Daytona.

The completely wheelchair-accessible park features more than 25 elements, including rides, playgrounds, and other colorful attractions. Morgan’s Wonderland offers 25 ultra-accessible™ attractions, sprawled across a 25-acre oasis of inclusion.  From a wheelchair-accessible Ferris wheel to catch-and-release fishing, there is truly something for everyone...

Disability will affect the lives of everyone during their life, it is time society changed to acknowledge this. The primary focus of Disabled World is to provide information via our disability, health, medical, assistive products news, and information we receive from worldwide disability organisations, governments, educational institutions, and our own in-house articles...

S pin the Globe creator Sylvia Longmire is an accessible travel writer and licensed travel agent. She's also like no other travel blogger you've ever come across. Service-disabled veteran. Full-time wheelchair user. Entrepreneur. Single mother.  Former Ms. Wheelchair USA 2016. Sylvia travels around the world, usually solo, and promotes the wheelchair...

Monterey County prides itself on being an inclusive destination that warmly welcomes individuals with physical or sensory challenges. With many accessible amenities and accommodations, Monterey ensures that everyone can fully enjoy the beauty and charm of this coastal paradise.

Wheelchair Transportation If you ever need wheelchair transportation, Amera will always be standing by to assist you. We have been building on our reputation since 2004, and we are proud of the fact that we fill an important void that exists within the U.S. health care system. When you or someone that you love is in a wheelchair, transportation can be challenging....

The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation started as a grassroots movement by pioneers who refused to accept the long-standing dogma that a spinal cord, once injured, could never recover or be repaired. The organisation is a very comprehensive source of advice, tips and information. In 1982, New Jersey teenager Henry Stifel was involved in a car accident that...

Our Vision A society which values diversity, respects equality and realizes the full potential of persons with disabilities in order to build a better world for all. Our Mission To advance the human rights of persons with disabilities as a united voice of organisations of persons with disabilities utilizing the Convention on the Rights of Persons with...

Our President Michele Erwin created All Wheels Up in 2011 trying to arrange a trip to Disney World with her son Greyson who has SMA.  After experiencing the difficulties of traveling with a Wheelchair, she knew something needed to be done and embarked on the journey of getting wheelchairs crash tested for Accessible commercial flight. We ultimately found...

If you dream of rolling on the sand, feeling the ocean breeze in your hair, and relaxing to the fullest extent possible, check out one or all of these wheelchair-accessible beaches the next time you are in The Palm Beaches. 

Give Kids The World Village is an 84-acre, nonprofit resort in Central Florida that provides weeklong, cost-free vacations to children with critical illnesses and their families. The Village and its community partners provide children and their families accommodations in fully-furnished villas, transportation, tickets to theme parks, meals, daily entertainment...