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My Awesomely Adaptive Sailing Adventure in Sheboygan, Wisconsin

Over the years, I’ve taken part in quite a few adventurous activities that I never imagined I’d be able to do. I went rock climbing in Utah, hot air ballooning over Israel, and even waterskiing in Tennessee. They all exceeded my expectations and after completing them I thought “If I can do this, I can…

Best Hotels in Atlanta: The Historic Georgian Terrace Hotel

By Cory Lee

When I hear the words “historic hotel,” I immediately think of an old hotel that is far from accessible. Anything built prior to 1990, when the Americans with Disabilities Act was passed, makes me nervous and I usually only stay at newer, more modern hotels just to be safe. However, for a recent weekend getaway…

13 of the Most Fun Things to Do in Wilmington NC and Its Island Beaches

By Cory Lee

When thinking of North Carolina in the past, I have never envisioned a beautiful beach destination. Instead, I usually think of Asheville and the famous Biltmore Estate or somewhere like Charlotte. However, North Carolina is also home to the paradise-like destination of Wilmington and its island beaches. After a recent visit, I fell in love…

San Francisco CityPASS: What to See in the City by the Bay as a Wheelchair User

By Cory Lee

Hello, world, I’m Aubrie! I was so excited to check out a few of San Francisco’s top destinations on Cory’s behalf while he was off gallivanting (on a camel, no less). The first thing I’ll say about San Francisco is that it’s enormous, both in terms of geography and the number of things to do….

17 Reasons Why I Absolutely Love Walt Disney World

By Cory Lee

Since 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…

Getting Around Walt Disney World as a Wheelchair User: Accessible Buses, Monorails, Boats, and More

By Cory Lee

Wheelchair 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 Lee

I 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…

Rolling Across the Golden Gate Bridge in a Wheelchair: A Bucket List Item Completed

By Cory Lee

When most people think of California, images of the Hollywood sign or even the picturesque beaches probably run through their mind. However, for me, I’ve always immediately thought of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. I’m sure it’s because I watched Full House daily growing up (remember the awesome intro with the whole Tanner…

My Fun-Filled Facebook Headquarters Tour in Menlo Park

By Cory Lee

Headquarters of Facebook Campus Tour I remember the first time that I ever heard the word “Facebook”. I was in 9th grade in high school, early 2005 or so, and I overheard two teachers talking about it. Another student and I asked what Facebook was and one of the teachers responded by saying “It’s like…

Discovering Elvis Presley at Graceland: What to See and Experience as a Wheelchair User

By Cory Lee

Two months ago, if someone would have asked me “What do you know about Elvis?”, my answer would have been “Not much”. While I have heard of Elvis Presley (hasn’t everyone?) and know maybe a handful of his songs at most, he always sort of seemed like a myth to me. I know that sounds…