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On 8/15/2019 at 6:31 AM, wms99 said:

You could contact John Heald and plead your case. He might come up with something.

 

He will just tell you your new cabin is brilliant.

Don’t tell Heald you don’t want another one.  He will just tell the big bosses that “everyone’s talking about them”.

Heald has the nerve to call the lanyard “brilliant”.  SMH

John Heald won’t let me comment on his blogs anymore because I criticized the butter spoons.

We docked on the right side two weeks ago,   Couldn't see the pier runners all the way to the ship.  Only when they initially passed thru security.

Need more three person, fully accessible, handicap suites.

Shaking my head (won’t even abbreviate this one).  Heald does it again.

Thanks, “vic”!

How do we write our name on the laundry bag, now that the pens are gone (besides bringing our own pen)?

Don’t think special needs st sea works with carnival anymore.  Try Scootaround.com.

Heald just doesn’t get how silly he sounds.

Thanks everyone for the info!

Is there a Cuchina on the Dream above the Lido deck?

What eating facility is on the Dream deck 11 above the Lido restaurant?  It says “The Gathering” on the deck plan, so is it just an extension of the Lido restaurant, or maybe (hopefully) the Italian restaurant? 

9 hours ago, bunchesofun said:

We just booked a handicap cabin and they booked it through the special needs department at Carnival.  When they sent us the form to tell them what equipment we are bringing, they only show scootaround as an authorized rental place.

O. K. Thanks

Does anyone know if Special needs at sea is back working with Carnival and delivering special equipment to their ships?  We need a Hoyer lift in May.  Thanks

We would like to see more fully accessible handicap suites for three people. The last few ships only have those suites for two people.

Yes I did mean 7378! Thanks for the response.

what is the max occupancy allowed for Vista cabin 7378?

Going to keep trying this one until it gets chosen: Carnival Carousel :champagne-toast:

Pancho’s. Quick, inexpensive and free WiFi.

Mustafa: “Bond. James Bond.”

Thank you!

Looks that way. Any experience with either of these?

Anyone have experience with renting a hoyer lift for a cruise out of Galveston? Special Needs at Sea and Scootaround seem to be the most popular ones. Thought I could get a greater response posting here than on the Disabled Cruising board.