New Wheelchair Makes the Beach, Pool and Cruises Accessible for People with Mobility Needs

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL (AUGUST 11, 2009) - Twins Michael and Nicholas Hadler love going to the beach. Like many 10-year old boys, they enjoy playing in the water and building in the sand. However, as Michael was born with cerebral palsy and confined to a wheelchair from a very early age, trips to the beach were somewhat daunting for the family.

FT. LAUDERDALE, FL (JUNE 25, 2009)-  If you arrive to board your cruise ship at Seattle’s new Pier 91 and realize you may need a wheelchair or mobility aide, or if you’ve reserved special needs equipment in advance and prefer to receive it pier side rather than onboard, no problem. Simply look for the signature kiosk provided by Special Needs at Sea (www.specialneedsatsea.com) a global provider of special needs equipment for travelers and the travel industry, now open at Pier 91 at New Smith Cove Cruise Terminal.

Pier side pick up of equipment designed to facilitate easier on and off for special needs cruisers and also provide service for cruisers who need equipment at the “last minute”

For the 40 million Americas with limited disability, oxygen requirements or other form of disability, who want to travel, Special Needs at Sea, (www.specialneedsatsea.com) can help make any trip easier and more hassle-free.