Cruising into the Accessibility Debate: Should Mobility Scooters Face Pool Deck Restrictions?

Cruising into the Accessibility Debate: Should Mobility Scooters Face Pool Deck Restrictions?

by Jimmy Dinsmore | Aug 11, 2026 | Accessibility in the News

If you’ve spent any time on a modern cruise ship, you know the pool deck on a sea day is the ultimate bustling hub of onboard life. It’s where sunbathers hunt for open loungers, kids dart around with ice cream cones, and tropical drinks flow freely. But as cruise...
NYC Subway Accessibility Gap: Why Disabled Travelers Still Face Major Barriers in 2026

NYC Subway Accessibility Gap: Why Disabled Travelers Still Face Major Barriers in 2026

by Jimmy Dinsmore | Jul 14, 2026 | Accessibility in the News

If you’ve ever tried to navigate New York City with a suitcase, a stroller, or, most importantly, a wheelchair or mobility scooter, you already know the ugly truth. But as someone who writes about travel and accessibility for a living, I like to look past the surface...
Technology Is Finally Moving the Needle in Accessible Travel

Technology Is Finally Moving the Needle in Accessible Travel

by Jimmy Dinsmore | Jun 23, 2026 | Accessibility in the News

If you’ve been around the travel industry long enough, you’ve heard the phrase “accessible travel is improving” more times than you can count. And for years, that progress has felt incremental at best with new policies here, a ramp there, maybe better training in...
The Clock is Ticking: Why This Week’s Airline Training Deadline Matters for Accessible Travel

The Clock is Ticking: Why This Week’s Airline Training Deadline Matters for Accessible Travel

by Jimmy Dinsmore | Jun 17, 2026 | Accessibility in the News

If you’ve ever rolled up to an airport gate with a wheelchair or scooter, you already know the drill. You hold your breath, pray your mobility device doesn’t end up in pieces, and hope the staff assisting you actually know what they’re doing. Ironically, on a...
Accessible National Parks: How the EXPLORE Act and New Entry Rules Change Accessible Travel

Accessible National Parks: How the EXPLORE Act and New Entry Rules Change Accessible Travel

by Jimmy Dinsmore | May 27, 2026 | Accessibility in the News

There is nothing quite like the pull of America’s public lands. The sweeping vistas of our nation’s amazing national parks are the places that are supposed to belong to all of us. But for anyone who navigates the world on wheels, uses a mobility scooter, or...
These Are The DOT Changes Disabled Travelers Must Know

These Are The DOT Changes Disabled Travelers Must Know

by Jimmy Dinsmore | May 5, 2026 | Accessibility in the News

Accessible air travel has always been framed as a future goal. It was always something airlines were “working toward” but for travelers with disabilities, that future has meant decades of compromise, stress, and lost independence. But the landscape is beginning to...
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