#wefixedit

Disclaimer: We actually have no idea if these places are already accessible or even allowed entrance to, as we haven’t been to many of them. Also, these “fixes” definitely do not meet the regulations of accessibility anywhere around the world… or even the laws of physics for that matter.

The Colosseum:

[Photo of The Colosseum. On top of the image is terribly drawn accessibility features in white pencil. Features include a ramp to the front entrance, and side elevator to get you to each level of the Colosseum.]

Original Photo by: trialsanderrors. Attribute: By …trialsanderrors (The Colosseum, Rome, Italy, ca. 1896) [CC BY 2.0], via Wikimedia Commons

The Leaning Tower of Pisa:

[Photo of The Leaning Tower of Pisa. On top of the image is terribly drawn accessibility features in white pencil. Features include a spiral ramp that allows wheelchair users to spiral up each level, with an optional outdoor elevator to take you to each level.]

Disclaimer: We actually have no idea if these places are already accessible or even allowed entrance to, as we haven’t been to many of them. Also, these “fixes” definitely do not meet the regulations of accessibility anywhere around the world… or even the laws of physics for that matter.

Great Wall of China:

[Photo of The Great Wall of China. On top of the image is terribly drawn accessibility features in white pencil. Features include a series or ramps, elevators, and pathways around each checkpoint to get you through the wall.]

Original Photo by: Jakub Hałun. Attribute: By Jakub Hałun (Own work) [GFDL or CC BY-SA 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons.

El Castillo Stitch:

[Photo of El Castillo Stitch. On top of the image is terribly drawn accessibility features in white pencil. Features include terribly designed ramps to get you up each section, and an obnoxiously placed elevator to get you up to the top.]

Disclaimer: We actually have no idea if these places are already accessible or even allowed entrance to, as we haven’t been to many of them. Also, these “fixes” definitely do not meet the regulations of accessibility anywhere around the world... or even the laws of physics for that matter.

Peggy’s Point Lighthouse:

[Photo of Peggy’s Point Lighthouse. On top of the image is terribly drawn accessibility features in white pencil. Features include a series of ramps to get you up to the lighthouse door, and an elevator behind the building to get you up to the top of the lighthouse.]

Original Photo by: KristaKals. Attribute: By KristaKals (Own work) [CC BY-SA 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons.

The Gizah Pyramids:

[Photo of the Gizah Pyramids. On top of the image is terribly drawn accessibility features in white pencil. Features include a winding tarp road to drive over the sand, that leads to a platform with a long floor to see the base of the pyramids, and an elevator that takes you to a glass viewing building directly behind and above the pyramid tops.]

Disclaimer: We actually have no idea if these places are already accessible or even allowed entrance to, as we haven’t been to many of them. Also, these “fixes” definitely do not meet the regulations of accessibility anywhere around the world... or even the laws of physics for that matter.

Machu Picchu:

[Photo of the top of Machu Picchu. On top of the image is terribly drawn accessibility features in white pencil. Features include ramps for every little step, and a scaffold viewing platform, as well as an elevator to get to the top.]

Original Photo by: Charlesjsharp. Attribute: By Charlesjsharp (Own work) [CC BY-SA 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons.

Mount Rushmore:

[Photo of Mount Rushmore. On top of the image is terribly drawn accessibility features in white pencil. Features include a centre elevator to get up to two viewing platforms that are up on stilts, directly in front of the monument.]

Disclaimer: We actually have no idea if these places are already accessible or even allowed entrance to, as we haven’t been to many of them. Also, these “fixes” definitely do not meet the regulations of accessibility anywhere around the world... or even the laws of physics for that matter.

The Statue of Liberty:

[Photo of the Statue of Liberty. On top of the image is terribly drawn accessibility features in white pencil. Features include ramps at the bottom steps, an elevator that brings you to the foot of the statue, and a spiral ramp that goes all the way around the statue to the top of her crown.]

Original Photo Laslovarga. Attribute: by I, Laslovarga [GFDL, CC-BY-SA-3.0 or CC BY-SA 2.5-2.0-1.0], via Wikimedia Commons.

The Hollywood Sign:

[Photo of the Hollywood Sign. On top of the image is terribly drawn accessibility features in white pencil. Features include a long winding ramp to get to a viewing platform right in front of the hollywood letters.]