u/Early_Read9228

I love to travel but I'm disabled and suffer from chronic pain which is exacerbated with running through airports and sitting on planes and in cars. Sitting upright for more than an hour or two increases my pain so much that I end up not even enjoying my trip and I need a week or more of bed rest afterwards to just recover to my baseline pain level. And the running around airports only makes it worse. But I live in a city which is not a hub so I typically have to connect to get anywhere good, or travel on Southwest which has no first class. I know I could ask for one of those carts at the airport but my disability is invisible (I actually look athletic & 40's-ish) and my vanity prevents me from asking for one. Even first class on the smaller planes is still not comfortable for me. Is my net worth to the point where I could consider traveling comfortably on a private or semi-private flight? How does that work? I have no debt/mortgage and most of my expenses are discretionary, could I splurge on this?

There's about 6-8 family members looking to go to Denver over Christmas for a few days and wondering the best place to stay. We'll definately be going to the Bronco-Bills football game, but also want to check out the state/national parks, and I want to do some shopping (anything else that we should put on the agenda?-most of us have never been there). A couple of us are retired-age, I have some mobility issues and can't do extensive walking. I'm funding most of the trip and would prefer an upscale area with shopping, so I'm thinking maybe Cherry Creek. But I also want to be as accomodative to everyone as possible. The majority of our clan are in their 20's, so I'm sure they'll want to stay close to the nightlife/fun. Any recommendations that would make everyone happy? Would Cherry Creek work? Any other recommendations for our trip?