Travel, transport and community
NDIS transport, community participation and accessible travel
NDIS transport and community participation supports can be part of getting to the places and activities that matter to you. A trip away, a regular bus journey or an afternoon at a local event can all involve planning. Good information about accessible travel helps you work through the practical details.
The articles here cover accessible travel, transport and community participation. Browse stories about holidays, guides to places and activities, and perspectives on sport, arts and getting around. You can explore the collection by travel and holidays, local venue access, transport and driving, or community activities.
Start by checking the details that matter for your own access needs. Ask about entrances, toilets, seating, sensory conditions and transport connections. A venue's description of accessibility may not answer every question, so contact it directly when a specific feature is essential. Confirm current information before booking or setting out.
If you use support while travelling or attending an activity, discuss timing, responsibilities and backup arrangements early. Families, carers and workers can help plan, but the person's interests should guide the outing. Leaving room to change plans can make an unfamiliar experience easier to manage.
NDIS funding may cover eligible disability-related assistance that helps you participate. That does not mean ordinary holiday expenses, accommodation, tickets or meals automatically become funded supports. Work out which costs you will pay yourself and which support costs can be covered under your plan before committing.
Personal stories can offer ideas and practical insights, but another traveller's experience is not a guarantee that the same place will suit you. Destination information can also change over time.
Use this collection to discover options and prepare questions for venues, transport operators and support providers. Whether you are planning something ambitious or building confidence with a familiar local activity, the details should help you take part in a way that works for you.
Articles
- Social gaming and disability: questions about connection and safety
- Australian Paralympians at Paris 2024: an athlete retrospective
- Paris 2024 Paralympics: a historical guide to the sports
- Accessible travel in Ireland: attractions and booking questions
- Flying with a Powerchair: Practical Lessons from an Ireland Trip
- Accessible holidays in Ireland: planning flights and accommodation
- School holiday activities for children with disability: planning for access and support
- Accessible Gold Coast holidays: Darcy’s personal guide
- Travel training NDIS: planning a route and the support you need
- Accessible holiday ideas in Australia: checking the details
- NDIS driving lessons: specialised support and licence checks
- Martial arts and disability: a historical Jeet Kune Do account
- Returning to powerchair football: Chris’s experience
- Accessible travel in Australia: ideas and checks before you go
- Wheelchair travel in Indonesia: Anthony’s original adventure
- Accessible online activities: Able Australia’s Zoom baking story
- Powerchair football: belonging beyond the game
- Inclusive drama classes: creativity, choice and participation
- Airlines and disability access: assistance questions before booking
- Christmas and autism: choosing a holiday that suits you
- Community access and wellbeing: planning an accessible outing
- Wheelchair travel in the US: Todd and Kat’s honeymoon
- NDIS sport support: separate participation help from fees
- Accessible NDIS transport: booking, safety and choice
- Things to do in Manuka: a historical access guide
- Canberra coffee stops: Megan’s access-focused favourites
- Accessible Canberra sightseeing: updating a local’s route
- Travelling independently with NDIS support: Stacey’s story
- Ability Fest 2018: a participant’s accessibility review
- Autistic family outings: planning around different needs
- Wheelchair travel in Europe: experiences and access checks
- Disability sport and recreation: finding an activity that fits
- Accessible event tickets: questions for fans and organisers
- Accessible holiday planning: checking accommodation and support
- Travelling overseas with disability: Todd’s honeymoon planning
- Accessible travel tips: planning support, equipment and accommodation
- Trying new activities with disability: Andrew’s experience
- Accessible filmmaking: a historical Movie Makers story
- Accessible tourism: useful details for travellers and businesses
- Wheelchair travel and peer reviews: Susie’s experience
- Community participation: more than the same outing
- MC Wheels: music, ambition and a performer’s own story
- Accessible tourism in South Africa: Karen’s visitor experience
- Paralympic media coverage: revisiting the Rio 2016 argument
- Community connections: belonging and practical support
- Accessible holiday accommodation: check the details you need
- Powerchair football and overseas travel: Chris’s team experience
- Accessible travel goals: making room for possibility
- Powerchair sport: belonging, competition and a place to play
- Art and disability: Dean’s creative participation story
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