Website Links for Travel for individuals with ASD.  This is not an exhaustive list, if you have any other websites that you have found helpful, please email the link to us to be added.

Disabled Travelers.com ~ a resource dedicated to accessible travel

information.  A comprehensive list of accessible travel specialists.

Accessible Travel: Resources for the Disabled Explorer ~ Traveling with a disability may be difficult, but it is not impossible. Understanding current federal laws that protect those with disabilities helps guard citizens' rights whether traveling by air, accessing websites to book vacations or seeking accessible accommodations. Preparation and careful planning are essential for all travelers, but for the disabled traveler, this can mean the difference between a vacation in paradise, or a trip to hell and back.

WestJet-Guests with special needs flying- assistance services,Cognitive, behavioural, developmental or psychiatric conditions, travelling with autism, wheelchair, scooters etc, Special needs Paperwork to be filled out for flight with caregiver.(caregiver only pays taxes)

Frontier Travel Camp Inc. ~ a summer camp alternative for individuals with special needs.  Frontier travelers are high functioning individuals ranging in age from 15 to 35 years.

The Guided Tour ~ provides professionally supervised vacations for adults

with developmental challenges.  Their unique program provides recreation and socialization for special needs travelers.

Autism On the Seas - Autism Cruises ~Dedicated to servicing the cruising travel needs of families and individuals faced with Autism and Aspergers Syndrome, and all Cognitive, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, as well as (but not limited to) Cerebral Palsy and Down Syndrome.

Sprout - Vacations for Adults with Developmental Disabilities ~Participants on our vacations have developmental disabilities, moderate to high functioning levels and are at least 21 years old.

Trip Inc. - Vacations for Special Travelers with Developmental Disabilities ~ provides travel outings to adults of various abilities in a safe, respectful and fun atmosphere. Our trips are designed for people with

developmental disabilities and special needs who require staff assistance for a safe and enjoyable vacation.

Alaska Cruise~Most ships provide accommodations for people with disabilities and the tours on shore may have facilities that will provide ccess for people with wheelchairs.

Able Tours - Special Needs Vacations ~ a vacation program we offer for individuals who require assistance traveling.  These vacations include assistance from our staff (chaperons) that enable Travelers with special needs to have a safe and enjoyable travel experience.

Alternative Leisure Company & Trips Unlimited ~ is a New England based as an organization providing recreation, camps and travel for seniors and people with disabilities.

Connie George Travel Associates ~ our "Access Travel Team" specializes

in "disability travel".

Toronto Parks - Adapted Programs and Integrated Services for People with Disabilities ~ makes it easier for people with disabilities and special

needs to participate in community recreation.  Their c ommitment is to promote and encourage people with disabilities and special needs (developmental / intellectual, behavioural, medical, physical and emotional) to participate in the wide range of activities offered

throughout the City of Toronto.

Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide~ Today, individuals who use a wheelchair can travel by nearly every mode of transportation to virtually everywhere in the world. But whether traveling two hours or two thousand miles away, traveling with a wheelchair still requires a lot of thought and careful planning. Wheelchair users must not only consider how to get from point A to point B, but what they need to do to prepare for the trip, whether they’ll find wheelchair accessible accommodations and attractions at their destination, and even little ways to make traveling with a wheelchair easier. Without proper planning, wheelchair users may find traveling more frustrating than accessible.