Wheelchair Accessible New York City, Part 4 (Brooklyn)

[@gregcleveland8806]

Thanks for making these videos in NYC. It’s so helpful to see what can work for people with special needs. Love you two! So bold and strong.

[@ThatsHowWeRoll]

Thank you so much. 😊 So glad this was helpful!

[@katelyn4627]

Thank you for these videos! I'm a wheelchair user moving to nyc in a few months, and it's great to be more prepared!

[@soohyunkim4193]

It looked beautiful on the brooklyn bridge during sunset but that is probably why it was more crowded. Don't get discouraged by the yelling. People in new york just communicate in a dysfunctional way. It still baffles me how so many things are not wheelchair accessible. I hope you still had a great time in new york and you guys are so blessed to have each other.

[@ThatsHowWeRoll]

Thanks for such a thoughtful perspective, Soo Hyun! You're so right that the yelling shouldn't even faze us, 'cause that's just the way people communicate in New York. 😆 We did have an awesome time though, and we even took a second walk over the Brooklyn Bridge once we regrouped. Excited to share the next chapter of this episode soon... Stay tuned! 💕

[@amandaheshka5684]

Really appreciate your videos! ❤️ As my mobility has gotten worse our idea of a fun vacation has just changed so much. Last year my husband and I went to Beijing to explore with him pushing me in a transport chair and I think that experience almost broke us. I think it’s really great what you’re doing, and I’m sure it’ll inspire us to try another big city trip again.

[@ThatsHowWeRoll]

Thank you so much for the feedback. ❤️ We totally know that feeling of being overwhelmed and discouraged by a rough travel experience. It’s not easy out there! (Beijing is a HUGE trip - and in a transport chair?! You two are hardcore!) We’re so glad our stories can give you some encouragement to try another vacation. Hopefully the next one will go much more smoothly for you guys.

[@gregcleveland8806]

Also thankful that bikes are no longer allowed on the walking path. Safer for you!!

[@ThatsHowWeRoll]

Hey, that IS good news! Thanks for sharing.

[@JackByrom85]

After watching this video, i'm not planning on going to New York city in a wheelchair anytime soon LOL.

[@ThatsHowWeRoll]

LOL, totally get that. After all the ups and downs, though, we've still got to say that NYC is well worth a visit! Our favorite high point is in the next segment of this episode. Check it out!

[@awkwardlyawesome00]

That’s how I’m feeling too lol

[@ThatsHowWeRoll]

It’s an experience! 😅 You’ve definitely got to be ready for a certain level of sensory overload at places like the Brooklyn Bridge. Once we cleared our heads a bit, though, we really enjoyed it. ✨

[@nevs4562]

Ich hatte vor 3 Jahren einen Motorradunfall. Nun sitze ich mit einer inkompletten Querschnittslähmung im Rollstuhl. Ich Reise viel mit meiner Frau und meinem kleinen Sohn und das nächste Anlaufziel soll in diesem Jahr New York sein. Schön zu sehen das es für mich ohne Probleme mit dem Rollstuhl klappt. Freue mich mit meinen 40 Jahren auf die Reise. Danke für das Video. Ps: die Dame mit den langen Haaren ist wunderschön, nicht nur äußerlich, sondern natürlich auch von innen. Total schönes Gesicht ☺️🤌🏻

[@imaniworld805]

A lot of things are not Accesible much anymore its Downing down

[@76tennboy]

iNTERESTING I never would’ve thought of the bus. It’s probably slower but if you have to re-route with the subway half of 1 6 of the other?

[@ThatsHowWeRoll]

Ha, exactly! What you may lose in speed with the city bus, you definitely make up for in predictability!

[@76tennboy]

@@ThatsHowWeRoll yeah I mentioned it on a different comment couple years ago but I’d love to meet up with Sacha and Sarah if they’re up for it. I did not make it in September but I am going this July 5 through the 10th so in the next couple days and I’ll be traveling with a mobility scooter.

[@emeraldkimble7602]

Patty duke s only seen the sights a girl can see from Brooklyn heights patty duke show theme

[@76tennboy]

I’d love to get in contact with them and get some input from them possibly meet up with them. I’ll be traveling the week of September 8 through the 15th for the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and I have a motorized scooter for distance I can walk but not long