2022 Blogs

Andrew Garnet, President/CEO of Special Needs Group, was recently interviewed by Bill Panoff of Porthole Cruise and Travel at Travel Weekly's CruiseWorld held in Fort Lauderdale. Andy had the pleasure of sharing information regarding some of the new and exciting equipment available to cruise passengers, including our new ultra-light wheelchairs and scooters. Please click the arrow in the image below to watch.  

Published on the medium.com/authority-magazine website, November 2, 2002, Interview By:  Eric Pines Disability Inclusion in the Workplace: Andrew J. Garnett of Special Needs Group & Special Needs at Sea on How Businesses Make Accommodations for Customers and Employees Who Have a Disability Please Click Image Below to Read

Special Needs Group is pleased to once again be providing service to all cruise lines sailing out of Los Angeles.    Los Angeles is a world center of entertainment, culture, fashion, technology, business and education. Often referred to as the “Entertainment Capital of the World,” Los Angeles provides wheelchair accessible vacations, fun and entertainment to both residents and visitors. Rent your scooter, wheelchair, or power wheelchair rental in Los Angeles through Special Needs Group and experience it all for yourself.…

With its near-perfect weather and tourist-friendly attractions, San Diego is one of America's finest cities to visit, as well as excellent vacation spot for those requiring accessible needs.  "America's Finest City" offers an abundance of accessible shopping, dining, parks, attractions, sports, recreation, transportation, and lodging options make San Diego a desirable location for the mature, mobility-challenged, and special needs traveling market segments. For a fun afternoon outing with a mobility scooter rental in San Diego, Seaport Village on San Diego’s…

Each of the south Florida cruise ports, Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale and PortMiami, are busy with most of the voyages sailing to the Eastern, Western, and Southern Caribbean.  In addition to the Caribbean, cruises from the two ports are traveling to the Bahamas, Bimini, Dominica, Riviera Maya, Grand Cayman, and Key West.  SNG is pleased to meet the needs of guests requiring rentals of mobility equipment, oxygen, and special needs equipment for their summer cruises out of south Florida.…

Published on the porthole.com website, April 12, 2002, Written By:  Evan Grove, SEO & Content Manager, Porthole Cruise and Magazine Digital Department Special Needs Group Continues Improving Cruise Accessibility Please Click Image Below to Read    

Published on thepointsguy.com website, March 12, 2002, Written By:  Cory Lee 5 Tips for Going on a Cruise as a Wheelchair User Please Click Image Below to Read

Published on the Family Travel Advisor, February 24, 2002, Written By:  Maureen Linehan Special Needs Destinations and Programs for Travelers Please Click Image Below to Read

Cahoots Quarterly Business Bureau:  Special Needs Group Helps Mobility Challenged Back to Active Life Click Image Below to Read

Springtime in Accessible D.C. – SNG Services the Nation’s Capital Springtime is the perfect time to visit Washington, D.C.  The Nation’s capital is a wonderful vacation destination rich in American history and unique during the Spring season for its renown National Cherry Blossom Festival. The Cherry Blossom Festival runs typically between March 15th and April 18th with peak dates being predicted between March 22 through March 25th this year.  The most popular places to view the cherry blossom trees are…

RCCL’s Wonder of the Seas® Arrives in Port Everglades Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines®, Wonder of the Seas®, the world’s largest cruise ship was escorted by fireboats into Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale on February 20th. The Wonder of the Seas is the fifth in RCCL’s Oasis Class joining the Symphony of the Seas®, Harmony of the Seas®, Allure of the Seas®, and class-named Oasis of the Seas®.  The 236.857-gross-ton vessel is 8,700 gross-tons more than her sister-ship, the Symphony. Wonder…