Accessibility, Travel & Transport Jokes
Laughing About Disability

Travelling with a disability means every trip is an adventure—sometimes for the wrong reasons. From “accessible” taxis that aren’t to airport staff who forget ramps exist, I’ve learned to laugh my way through it, and I’ve created accessibility jokes.
Before you roll on, ask yourself: Is it okay to laugh about disability?
Absolutely—when it’s your own journey. Laughter makes the bumpy rides smoother.
Follow @WheelieJD on social media (links below or to the right) and drop a comment—I’d love to hear your travel tales!
Here we go…
Accessibility, Travel & Transport Jokes
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Accessible buses are accessible… unless the pram brigade gets on first.
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Automatic doors love to close automatically — on me.
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Flight attendants always ask if I need anything. Yes, I need a seat upgrade and for my wheelchair to be in one piece at the end of the flight.
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I once booked an accessible Airbnb. The only accessible thing was the Wi-Fi.
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Cruises sound nice, but one mistake and I’m either the new anchor, shark food or future artificial reef.
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Public footpaths: part concrete, part pavers, and part medieval torture device.
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Some venues have ramps so steep that I need a sherpa.
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I don’t get road rage. I get footpath rage.
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I once got pulled over for speeding… in a supermarket.
Conclusion to Accessibility, Travel & Transport Jokes
Tough days make the best comedy material. Pain may slow me down, but humour keeps me moving. Laughing through it all—that’s my version of therapy.
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