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Rick Greenwald demonstrating the ARE -- which makes a telescope wheelchair-accessible -- at the Centennial Observatory in Twin Falls, Idaho.

If you happen to be in Twin Falls, Idaho on the second Saturday of the month, then head on over to the Herrett Center for Arts and Science for a free Star Party in the Centennial Observatory. Located on the College of Southern Idaho campus, this state of the art observatory boasts one of the world's largest wheelchair-accessible telescopes, equipped with some cool technology that makes star gazing accessible to everyone.

If you're thinking of going to Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier, then make sure and sign up for their "Twific Tweets" contest  on Twitter. It's free, easy, and it could save you a few bucks on your next visit to this beachside amusement park.

Although airfare discounts for disabled passengers are few and far between, Quantas Airlines has a program which helps some disabled travelers save a few bucks. It's called the Qantas Carer Concession Card Scheme.

If you're flying into Newark this holiday season and looking to save a few bucks on airport transfers, then you're in luck. One local company not only provides lift-equipped service, but also offers people with disabilities a 50% discount.

If a visit to Nashville is in your future, then make sure and save time for the Grand Ole Opry Museum. It's free, it's fun and it's totally accessible.