Brakes Off Travel

Brakes Off Travel We are here to share our wheelchair accessible travel insights and recommendations based on our own personal travel experiences.

We are here to share our travel experiences to encourage wheelchair users to take their brakes off and travel the world! Our blog focuses on sharing our adventures, insights, and recommendations based on our own personal travel experiences, with a unique perspective on accessibility.

10/06/2026

🎤✨ Take That at Coventry Building Society Arena... WOW!

We saw the original show back in 2009, so we knew we were in for a great night, but somehow this was even bigger than we expected.

From the first song, the energy was incredible. The production was on another level with acrobats, dancers, huge drum performances, trapeze artists, and non-stop wow moments throughout the evening. It felt less like a concert and more like a full entertainment spectacular!

Yes, it was a pricey night, but once the show started, you could see exactly where every penny had gone. The atmosphere was amazing, everyone was singing along, and Take That were absolutely brilliant.

♿ Accessibility at Coventry Building Society Arena:

• Parking in Car Park A was convenient and close to the entrance.

• Blue Badge holders should arrive early as spaces can fill up quickly.

• Our seats in Block 19 worked really well, with a disabled toilet nearby secured with a Radar key.

• The only minor issue was some confusion with seating as tickets didn't always appear to be checked properly.

Overall, we had a fantastic and accessible experience from start to finish!

Have you seen this tour yet? 🎶👇

Part 2 is here 🎢Josh continues his family’s Orlando trip with a closer look at accessibility across the parks, focusing ...
14/05/2026

Part 2 is here 🎢

Josh continues his family’s Orlando trip with a closer look at accessibility across the parks, focusing on both what worked well and where the experience fell short.

This part dives into getting to and around Walt Disney World Resort and Universal Orlando Resort, including transport to the parks, movement between areas, and navigating accessibility once inside.

From smooth moments to unexpected challenges, it’s an honest breakdown of how accessible the experience really feels on the ground, especially when you’re relying on assistance and park transport systems day to day.

Read part two now via the link in bio 🔗

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