Seven Ways of Obtaining Free Special Needs Travel Resources at U.S. Airports

[TravelingWiki]

There are now 7 ways of obtaining free Special Needs travel resources (more specifically, documenting Special Needs Sensory Rooms in U.S. airports), now available for free in 11 languages:

(1) The new (available in all 50 states & beyond) TravelingWiki Special Needs Hotline: 641-7-AUTISM (New!)

(2) "TravelingWiki.com" (Free #SpecialNeeds travel resources in 11 languages)

(3) TravelingWiki on TSA.gov - LinkedIn

(4) #YouTube TravelingWiki Resources - LinkedIn (including free parenting advice with the world renowned Dr. Temple Grandin, Colorado State University and as profiled by Claire Danes in the recent major motion picture)

(5) #TikTok TravelingWiki Resources - LinkedIn (including free parenting advice with the world renowned Dr. Temple Grandin, Colorado State University and as profiled by Claire Danes in the recent major motion picture)

(6) Yelp TravelingWiki Resources - LinkedIn

(7) #TSACares Call Center - 77 hours/week of phone support (855-787-2227)

 

[Cryptid]

#8: When buying your ticket(s), specify the need for wheelchair assistance. You will be escorted through a quicker TSA check queue at your point of origin, and through a quicker Customs & Immigration queue at your destination.