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    For wheelchair users, simply riding on a double decker bus is an excellent and cheap alternative to a special disabled tour. If you learn the routes and get a day pass, you can ride anywhere.

    Additionally, in many taxis, you can just wheel in and go. The underground has many wheelchair-friendly stations and links to airports and the Chunnel, if you want a new and exciting way to explore the continent!

    Contact any tourist info booth in London for details, or ask at the stations.
    www.bluechairbook.com
    North America's Disabled Adventurer

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    Whoever wrote this has clearly never tried to use the London Underground with a wheelchair. If you look on the tube access map you'll see the total lack of accessible stations in central London:

    www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/tube-access-guide-map-0108.pdf

    There are only three, yes three stations in central London that have wheelchair access, including all of those on and inside the circle line.
    Posted by iconico  24 July 2008