ableman

BTW, we were on the Magic last year. Beautiful ship, but it's big. It was the biggest ship we had sailed to date. My wife isn't at the point of needing a scooter (yet), but she only has so many steps in her each day. There were a few evenings we were back in the cabin right after dinner so she could elevate her legs.

We have since gone to the smaller CCL ships (Spirit Class) to conserve her steps.

Doable? Yeah.... probably. Advisable?.... not really. If it were just you and your wife I'd say sure, go for it, but with [2] teenage girls along it would be brutal.

Most scooters are at or around 20-21" wide. Most cruise cabin doors are 23-24" wide, so theoretically it would fit. However, I think it would be a HUGE inconvenience with the amount of space it would take up. Maybe an accessible cabin would offer more in the way of manuvering it out of the way, but even then..........

Bottom line...................I'd say no.

On 2/23/2021 at 11:42 AM, Island Crazed said:

Pop of FL is 22 Mil and 30,000 of 22M is 0.13%.  1% of 22M is 220,000 people

I was told there would be no math 😁

Here in Wisconsin we have been seeing a rapid decline in case positivity, and yesterday, for the first time in many months we had no COVID related deaths in the State. On the other hand we are just coming out of a prolonged deep freeze and everyone was hunkered down for a good part of this month. Guess it will take a few more weeks to see if the downturn in cases will hold.

Schools in our area are open, but a lot of parents are still keeping kids home due to fear. Most other businesses (restaurants, salons etc...) are open and have adapted with new processes & procedures to limit exposure.

I'm still holding out hope for our 6/19 cruise on the Mardi-Gras, but I admit my hopes are rapidly dimming now that CCL has cancelled the month of May. I thought the vaccines would turn the tide, but their rollout is not happening as fast as I had thought earlier this year. Oh well, nothing I can do about it except re-book (for the 5th time).