New York City in A Wheelchair

New York City in A Wheelchair

Dreaming of visiting the Big Apple but feel limited because of a wheelchair? At first glance, a city like New York might seem to have a bit more obstacles than the average vacation spot; however, New York has fought to improve public spaces for individuals with disabilities.

According to the Americans with Disabilities Act, the ADA requires public employers to provide reasonable accommodations and accessibility on public landmarks. As a result, MTA buses, sidewalks, and crossroads have all adapted to help you commute with ease. All it takes is a few proper steps to planning your perfect trip to the city that never sleeps.

Some of the best ways you can experience New York is to visit wheelchair-friendly landmarks the city is famous for, including:

Statue of Liberty Cruise

Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum

Broadway

New York Public Library

Macy’s Herald Square

Madison Square Garden

Follow these simple tips to help you plan a successful trip. Once you’ve discovered just how overwhelming your options may be, check out these awesome ways on how you canexplore New York City in a wheelchair.

This article was first published on Safecity. Jackie Edwards, part of Safecity's Writer's Movement,Now working as a writer, Jackie started her career in finance and banking, but after becoming a mom refocused and decided to spend more time with her family. When she’s not writing, she volunteers for a number of local mental health charities and also has a menagerie of pets to look after.