7 Things to Do in Marrakech Morocco as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeOver the years, whenever I’ve thought of Morocco, I’ve immediately pictured the city of Marrakech in my mind. I’m not sure why because pretty much the only thing that I knew about Marrakech before I actually visited was the fact that there are snake charmers… and I’m absolutely terrified of snakes! There had to be…
Wheelie Inspiring Interview Series: Meet Disabled Travel Blogger Carrie-Ann Lightley
By Cory LeeSince I started working in the travel industry, I’ve met many other remarkable bloggers and one of them is Carrie-Ann Lightley. She lives in the UK and frequently blogs about her accessible travel adventures. Her blog is fascinating and I’ve become a big fan of hers in the past couple years. I recently had the…
5 Day Trips From London That Are Wheelchair Accessible
By Cory LeeLondon is one of the great cities of the world. It’s a blend of both historic and modern, a truly unique place to visit. But if you’re visiting London and want to escape the busy city for a day, there are plenty of affordable day trips from London that will take you outside the city…
Exploring Ibiza’s wheelchair-friendly hotels, beaches and activities
By Cory LeeThis post contains affiliate links. However, all opinions expressed here are original. If you click through on a link, you won’t pay a penny more, but we’ll receive a slight commission which helps us keep this information available to you. Thanks! Ibiza is an island in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Spain….
17 Reasons Why I Absolutely Love Walt Disney World
By Cory LeeSince I first visited Walt Disney World at the age of four, it has been one of my favorite places on planet Earth. Disney World disability access is fantastic and there’s just something magical about rolling right down the middle of Main Street USA toward Cinderella’s castle, while the aroma of Mickey ice cream bars…
5 of the Most Fun Things to Do in the Poconos for Anyone
By Cory LeeCovering more than 2,400 square miles, the Poconos region is a lush mountain paradise that is brimming with activity and natural beauty. No matter your age, the Poconos have a multitude of activities to captivate and entertain. Join us and find out some of the top fun things to do in the Poconos that are…
Visiting SXSW as a Wheelchair User: What’s Accessible and Why You Should Attend
By Cory Lee. *This is a guest post from Hannah Soyer* SXSW (South by Southwest) is a huge creative festival that occurs every year in Austin, Texas, for about 10 days. Although it started as a music festival in the late 80’s, it has since grown into a conglomeration of film festival, comedy festival, music festival,…
Getting Around Walt Disney World as a Wheelchair User: Accessible Buses, Monorails, Boats, and More
By Cory LeeWheelchair Accessible Disney World Transportation Going on a vacation to Walt Disney World is a dream shared by such a diversity of people. Nearly everyone wants to make it to this sun-drenched wonderland at least once in their lifetime! Therefore, it’s not surprising that this fun paradise for kids and adults alike is so wheelchair…
A Wheelchair Accessible Cabin in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee
By Cory LeeI have visited Pigeon Forge and the Great Smoky Mountains at least two to three times per year my entire life. It’s a fun destination with great shows, about a bajillion attractions, and delicious food, and the best part is that it’s only a two and a half hour drive from where I live in…
Visiting the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeWhy New York? We all recognise from the movies the lovely Lady Liberty, Empire State Building and the frantic feel of Times Square in New York. A big yellow taxi zooms by as you make your way down to the subway. Street music, a trip to Broadway for a show or an open top bus…
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