One of the tips can be shared is do a quick survey on the places you are going. As for me I will use the normal wheelchair instead of the motorized wheelchair as it is easier for my parents/caregiver to assist me. We usually check out the places & make some arrangement if needed.
Example - in airplane I will request for a seat nearer toilet. Easy access in case anything happen
I rely 100% on my power chair, so flying has been trying. I’ve flown like six times and I hate that they treat our chairs like baggage. I've had my chair broken 3 times. Thank goodness they all happened on the flight home. My best tip, take all removable parts off, and place them in a carryon or tape them to the chair.
abby-schmidt Admin
I know you're definitely not alone with the broken chairs - so many of our community members have experience this and it's incredibly frustrating. Thank you for sharing this tip with everyone. I'm sure it'll be useful to someone for their future travels! Best, Abby (Team Member).
wheelchairman
You can ask for photos of the hotel room and bathroom when traveling. Did this for our trip to Cancun. It helped a lot and eased any worries I had about layout and space.