In the past few years, I have had the amazing opportunity to join many of our clients on community outings, out-of-state trips, and special events as a CNA. I have been everywhere from Disney’s Magic Kingdom to Tampa Bay Buccaneers football games. One of my most noteworthy travel experiences with the clients was to Tennessee. One of the clients was the biggest fan of Elvis Presley. He knew every song by heart and had Elvis memorabilia at every corner of his room. He had always expressed wanting to travel to Tennessee to see Graceland, the home of Elvis. There were a lot of logistical challenges that as travel companions we were challenged with. There were so many questions regarding the accessibility of Tennesse to the disabled population as the clients we were traveling with utilized walkers and wheelchairs. However, we did not let that limit us and worked together to find ways to make the trip safe for the client despite the setbacks. The trip was a great success and the client expressed that his experience was a dream come true. When working with the population living with physical or intellectual disabilities, one must not limit them to what they can not do but rather, explore the possibilities of what they can do. This adventure interested me in the possibility of pursuing travel medicine in the future.