Sentence examples for disabled tour from inspiring English sources

Or when we learn (as we did recently) that a company offering tours to Disney World will reportedly include, for a price, a disabled tour guide — thus letting you and your family follow the guide to the much-shorter, handicapped-only lines.

You may have heard the controversy about wealthy park-goers who hire physically disabled tour guides so they can skip lines at Disney World.

But this would be an incomplete story without the information that the disabled tour guides also have served as competition for Disney's own wait-avoidance scheme, its VIP tour guide.

"The goal is to start a conversation about how we can help disabled artists tour in the future, so they are not existing in this bubble," says Rogers.

This horror involved a disabled Duck Tour vehicle, which was shut down and anchored approximately 150 feet from shore after the craft's captain saw and smelled smoke on board.

A busload of sick and disabled people whose tour guide leads them in happy singalongs lurches through the countryside on the way to a spring with waters, their host promises, that will cure all their ills.

The award went to Hasta La Vista, about three disabled virgins who go on a wine tour anticipating it will become a sexual odyssey.

On a recent Saturday, just before he went on a cross-country tour for disabled athletes, Mr. Conde went downstairs for his wheelchair, which he had always stored in the lobby of his building.

Another passenger helped the men tie up the assailant while Mr Skalatos – who recently returned from a tour in Afghanistan – disabled the gunman's weapons.

But both Mr. Biard and Martha Bennett of Bennett Tours, a Navajo company, said they would be happy to do whatever a disabled person is comfortable with to tour the area -- for example, having guides lift them into the open-air trucks they use for most tours, or using enclosed four-wheel-drive vehicles.

A disabled infantryman who served three tours in Iraq and was exploited by a Department of Veterans Affairs official looked across a courtroom and called on the man to think hard in prison about what he had done.