Atlanta, Georgia, the transit hub of the Southeast United States and home to the world’s busiest airport, is the 9th largest metropolitan area in America. Atlanta is considered a “world city” due to its economic size and contribution. Host of the 1996, Olympics, the city has made great strides in accessibility for the disabled and wheelchair users. Once a part of the Confederate secession movement of the 1860s American Civil War, Atlanta now boasts a minority-majority population. A key arrival point for international travelers, Atlanta is committed to expanding access and is a worthwhile destination for exploration by the disabled traveler.
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Atlanta Airport Wheelchair Access Information - Wheelchair Travel
Can you gate check your personal wheelchair in Atlanta? What to expect, and how to travel through Hartsfield ATL Airport with a wheelchair or disability.
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Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Atlanta - Wheelchair Travel
Visit the World of Coca-Cola, Fox Theatre and the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library. How to access Atlanta’s top attractions & sights in a wheelchair.
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Wheelchair Accessible Hotels in Atlanta - Wheelchair Travel
A list and reviews of wheelchair accessible hotels in Atlanta, Georgia. Where to find a room with a roll-in shower and grab bars in the bathroom.
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Atlanta Public Transportation - Wheelchair Travel
The public transportation system in Atlanta is fully accessible to the disabled and wheelchair users. With four MARTA subway…
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Atlanta Wheelchair Taxis - Wheelchair Travel
Looking for an Atlanta wheelchair taxi? ADA compliant wheelchair taxi vans with either rear or side-entry wheelchair ramps…
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Atlanta Sidewalk Accessibility - Wheelchair Travel
Atlanta’s sidewalks are well kept in most areas of the city. The smoothest sidewalks in the best condition…
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