Taking a Wheelchair Accessible Trip, No Planning Required

Accessible travel without a plan? One family has figured it out.

Jennifer Allen and her husband recently took a trip to Boston with their children (one of whom uses a wheelchair), but didn’t have time to plan for accessibility.

Based on things they’d learned over previous trips to Nashville and St. Augustine, and positive experiences with a hop-on/hop-off trolley tour company, they were confident in having a good time, even without a thoroughly researched itinerary.

Their past experiences with Old Town Trolley Tours had been a hit, and the same held true in Boston, with the company offering trolleys with wheelchair accessible lifts.

For more information about their trip, and how they made it possible, check out Jennifer’s article on Wonders Within Reach.