Why Resources for Traveling Differently Are Important to Share
I know that not everyone can travel the same. Some people may use mobility devices – such as wheelchairs or walkers – while others may have sensory challenges (including individual who are Deaf or Blind). And, then there are those who have unique challenges such as Autism or cognitive delays. But, I believe that each person deserves to explore our wonderful planet – in their own way – and enjoy the wonders of travel!
With that said, this resource page is to be of help to all and the comment section is open for you to add your own links to resources you have found helpful. Please do your due diligence with these websites. We try our best to check the content prior to posting, however, we are not responsible for third party content. Thank you.
Resources for Traveling Differently
TRANSPORTATION/ CRUISES/ AIRLINES/ RAILWAYS
- AMTRAK offers a comprehensive page about helping those with accessibility needs.
- Alaska Air: Accessibility services.
- ALASKA RAILROAD
- CELEBRITY CRUISES (Thanks to Samantha and her teacher, Ms. Bright, for this “tip”)
- Delta Airlines: Offers “white glove” services to their passengers with special needs/ mobility issues.
- Jet Blue: Policies are outlined here.
- Southwest: Click here for information about their special assistance offerings.
ATTRACTIONS / NATIONAL PARKS
ADDITIONAL TRAVEL RELATED RESOURCES
- Traveling with Disabilities from the US.gov
- Disabled Traveler via SmartTraveler.com
- Rick Steve’s Travel with Disabilities (Rick Steve’s is a great resource for “all things travel”.
- Bucket List Buster- Inclusive Travel for People with Autism
- Simmons Ed. – Traveling / Preparing trips with children with Autism
- Autism Travel (AutismTravel.com)
- Autism Speaks Travel Recommendations
- Travel Tips for Deaf: Travel and Leisure Magazine


