I raised this question on another NG, and I was advised to bring it here.
There's a cruise on the MSC Orchestra in February that I'd like to take,
with the following ports of call: Key West, Cozumel, Grand Cayman and
Cayo Levantado. The ship leaves from Ft. Lauderdale.
I'm wheelchair-bound, and I have no idea how feasible it is for someone
in a wheelchair to take a cruise. My sister warned me that even though
the ship claims to be wheelchair-accessible, the cabins would be
impossibly small for me to use.
I have called the cruise line, and was told that the accessible cabins
are 226 square feet in area, which would be roughly 15 x 15.
Also, tenders are used at Cayo Levantado.
Do any of you have any experience/knowledge of the particular ship, and
on taking cruises while in a wheelchair, and would be willing to share
it with me?
I appreciate any assistance.
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