This web
site offers information about hotels and restaurants, public
transportation, hospital and medical facilities, recreation,
braille menus, and more.
A guide
to information about the services and resources available at
the Disneyland Resort and the Walt Disney World Resort for guests
with disabilities.
This extensive
guide to the Washington, DC metro area (including Maryland and
Virginia) covers personal assistants, wheelchair repairs, airport
information, apartments, arenas, hotels, movie theaters, restaurants,
museums, parks, sports, shopping, transportation. and much more.
The two fellows who produce it claim to personally visit every
business and review the entire establishment based on specific
listed criteria.
The sassy
MWA Report bills itself as "THE guide for gettin your crip
ass into the cool places in Chicago!" The author/reviewer
restaurants and sites in the windy city, rating and reviewing
each for "how accessible is it really?!" and "how
problematic are the staff/other patrons?!" Good stuff.
A community
service project of Shepherd Center and the American Society of
Interior Designers - Georgia Chapter, this website provides a
wealth of information about accessible services and sites in
Atlanta.
The Big Apple Greeter is
a not-for-profit organization that connects visitors to New York City with
volunteer guides; its web site highlights accessible attractions.
This personal
guide to New York City dining for people lists physically accessible
restaurants. There is also a short list of restaurant chains
that offer braille menus.
A series
of regional access guides from the North Carolina Division of
Vocational Rehabilitation Services Independent Living Rehabilitation
Program and NCNatural.