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You lived in all 50 states and determined it's the best. Got it. Thanks for your input.

If you want a really nice dinner at the restaurant with the view than check out Molos. Easily accessible with a big parking lot and a nice river walk next to it.

Also NJPAC is wheelchair accessible and the tickets are very affordable in comparison to NY counterparts. I find my self going fairly often.

Once it gets warmer NJ Botanical Garden as well as Liberty State Park and surrounding areas can be really nice as well.

No, I mean NJ is the best place to live.

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I'm sure you just mean the best place out of the 3 you mentioned...

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But it doesn't tho. A lot of places pull the old "historical protection" bullshit. As if there was a fucking Starbucks in colonial Philadelphia, and that's why they HAVE to keep the steps there and can't put a ramp.

And the most businesses will do is maybe have a ramp, or automatic doors. But other than that, it's a big ol "go to hell".

older businesses aren't required to have their buildings become fully compliant unless they do a good deal of renovation

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Good luck! Its hard to find a place unless u have a small dog. 😒

I would give Atlantic City a go. All of the casinos are very wheelchair friendly , and the boardwalk is huge and very easy to navigate.

Adding to this, most beaches have beach wheelchairs available to borrow, though I think you're supposed to reserve them in advance.

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Because it’s Jersey!

Believe it or not, NYC is reasonably accessible if you do your research before hand. NJ Transit has good accommodations for wheelchair accessibility and the MTA website will show you which stations have working elevators. So much to do, see, and eat in NYC.

Not sure if you have kids but the Please Touch Museum in Philly is awesome and completely ADA accessible.

When the weather is nice, go to the shore. Most boardwalks have ADA ramps and a lot of ADA parking. Check out Seaside Heights for example. The ramps are gorgeous. Most of the smaller town boardwalks all have ADA ramps too.

Thanks for the heads up! I guess I'm best applying and seeing what they say :)

Hahaha or get an Ikea bag!

It says businesses are supposed to be accessible, but I don't think the act makes them. Someone has to sue the business to make it happen.

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I’ve seen someone train a medium size pit sit a backpack with it’s head poking out so it could ride on the subway. Just tell the landlords he is small enough to fit in a backpack.

Nah, he was born in 1913, so there was no NJ Turnpike or Garden State Parkway yet. Route 1 and Route 9 were not called by those names until 1926, although there were roads there already. He was born a long time ago 😀