Accessible Adventures Across California
About this episode
The episode explores accessible travel experiences in California with advocates Abbey and Mary Romeo, and Cory Lee.
On this episode of the California Now Podcast, host Josh Meyers sits down with two accessible travel advocates to explore the unparalleled experiences California offers for all travelers—including those with mobility needs, sensory sensitivities, non-visible disabilities, and more. First up, Josh chats with Abbey Romeo, star of Netflix’s Love on the Spectrum and autism awareness advocate, and Mary Romeo, Abbey’s cousin and travel companion. Abbey shares favorite experiences at Disneyland and Universal Studios Hollywood, saying, “I’ve tried the butter beer—it’s a healthy alternative to ice cream.” Mary also applauds destinations that prioritize inclusion. “[Disneyland’s] staff there are so well trained… they’re always willing to help and are super accommodating,” says Mary. The two also discuss Abbey’s love of California waterparks like Raging Waters and Soak City. “There’s a slide called Blacksnake Summit—it’s pitch black inside, and you can’t see anything!” Abbey recalls. She also reflects on performing with Kristen Bell and what Autism Awareness Month means to her. Next, Josh talks with Cory Lee, author of Curb Free with Cory Lee and founder of the Curb Free Foundation. Lee…
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