Thousands of Rhode Islanders have disabilities that make
it tough for them to do things that others take for granted.
That’s why we publish these recreation resource
guide pages which include hundreds of ways people with
disabilities can enjoy a vacation or participate in things
like camping, organized sports, and community events. You
can review the content of the 2011 Summer Guide by clicking
on the links below. To make changes, add a new program
or order copies, email us
or call us at (401) 737-1238.
In addition to the recreation oportunities
listed on the above pages, there are
many unique, family-friendly, just plain
fun attractions and events in Rhode Island
like the one we've previewed below. The
Rhode Island Tourism Council lists hundreds more by date
in an easy to use data base.
One of Rhode Island's best attractions
is the Pawtucket
Red Sox. The team opens the
2011 season at McCoy Stadium on April 7.
It's Sports entertainment for all ages.
Elevators, accessible parking and seating.
Ticket prices: Box Seats $11, General Admission
$7 adults, $5 children and seniors. PawSox
programs include a special birthday party
package. The birthday child receives a
disposable camera to take pictures of the
group at the stadium. His or her name will
be announced during the game and displayed
on the message board. Each party goer receives
a hot dog or a personal pizza, cold drink,
a bag of chips, and a premium ice cream
bar. Cost: $17 per person. Minimum is 8
children and two adults.
Thousands of Rhode Islanders have disabilities that make
it tough for them to do things that others take for granted.
That’s why we publish these recreation resource
guide pages which include hundreds of ways people with
disabilities can enjoy a vacation or participate in things
like camping, organized sports, and community events. You
can review the content of the 2011 Summer Guide by clicking
on the links below. To make changes, add a new program
or order copies, email us
or call us at (401) 737-1238.