twinmom2005

Just wanted to follow-up on this since we have now returned from Labadee. The coaster is wheelchair accessible with a ramp that everybody waits on to get on the sleds. After you get off the sled, there are stairs, but in your nephew's case I am sure they would allow him to stay on the sled and get off where he got on and where his wheelchair is waiting. Or, someone could carry him down the three steps at the exit.

Thank you so much for all of the information!!! You can not imagine how happy that makes me. It's very hard to plan for the unknown. You've made it a little easier.

Thank you so much for the info! I hope we have an activities director who can help us navigate once on board.

I will be traveling with my 19 year old nephew on Harmony of the Seas. He is paraplegic with full use of his upper body. Does anyone here happen to know if he will be allowed to go on the slide - Abyss? Ride on his stomach on flow rider? Drive a bumper car? Ride the coaster at Labadee?

I'd love to have any and all information in regards to what he can do onboard. Please keep in mind that he is very light and his dad can easily transfer him from his chair, up stairs, onto a slide, etc.

THANKS!!

How do you access the loading area for the coaster? My nephew is 19 and paraplegic. He is otherwise totally healthy. Our plan is for him to go on the coaster with another rider.

Can you access the loading zone while in a wheelchair? (a few stairs are okay...we can easily get him up those) He's very light so his dad can also sit him in the coaster.

How do you access the loading area for the coaster? My nephew is 19 and paraplegic. He is otherwise totally healthy. Our plan is for him to go on the coaster with another rider.

Can you access the loading zone while in a wheelchair? (a few stairs are okay...we can easily get him up those) He's very light so his dad can also sit him in the coaster.

We are stopping in Labadee on our cruise and we have a teenager in a wheelchair (paraplegic). Would he be able to access any of the cabana's, and also potentially the beach from the cabana?

I am thinking of booking this as a large group on Royal Caribbean. My question is for those who have done it. Can a person who is in a wheelchair participate? My nephew is 19 and paraplegic (paralyzed from belly button down). Otherwise he is totally fine. Do you think he could join in the fun?