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Had you done a YouTube search for a video of Carnival Valor cabin 1003 a video of Carnival liberty 1003 would have appeared showing all this.

I believe I watched this video a few times. It's hard to calculate the door sizes or if there was a step up to the bathroom.

Thank you both for your responses! I'm bummed, but this was very helpful.

Hi all! First time poster but long time browser. I wasn't sure if I should post this here or in the Valor sub-forum, but I figure I might be able to get more accessibility info here. I use a large power chair to get around, so I need an ADA room when booking staterooms / hotels.

I'm looking to book a room on the Valor for January on a chartered cruise (Shiprocked). Before booking, I did the research, and noticed that this ship only has 4 "fully" ADA rooms (compared to ~13 on Victory). I called the charter company, and they said they got the same map from CCL, and that they hold the ADA rooms. When I called CCL to confirm that the online ADA deck plan was up to date, they sent me in circles and I never got an answer. Unfortunately, when I called the charter company yesterday to book during my pre-book time, the last of the 4 ADA rooms had already been booked to wheelchair users.

That's when we started to dig a little and look into the "AAC" (ambulatory) rooms. Some of the rooms have 360 views on the website, and some don't (and I'm not sure how accurate the views are - they seem to be the same images for the same room categories).

My question(s) for fellow travelers - Has anyone stayed in or have experience with an "AAC" room on the Valor? Essentially, I need to be able to 1 - Get into the Stateroom, 2 - Get into the bathroom (no step), and 3 - Be able to turn my chair around in the bathroom.

We are specifically looking at room 1003 on deck 10. I found one site with a few photos of that specific room, but it looks like they were taken before the ship was remodeled in 2016.

If anyone has any information on AAC rooms (or even this particular room in general), I would be very grateful. Thank you, and apologies for the long post!