shepherdqueen

I love following along. And thank you for the photos of accessibility. This year will be the first I will be traveling with my scooter due to MS. We're in an accessible virtual balcony in 3 weeks. Could you share some photos if possible? Thank you so much!

I have MS and I use a cane for most daily activities, I use a rollator when I do activities where I cannot watch every step I take as I trip, and we did buy a scooter which I use for fairs, museums etc. Next month will be the first time I am taking it on a cruise. I know that even with the rollator I would be extremely uncomfortable walking these distances on a large ship. The rollator is staying home.

Enjoy your sailing! I am following as we're sailing her next fall.

We bought a 3 day dining package as this is our 5th sailing on the same Bahamas itinerary. We've been to all the stops before so we are not planning on any shore excursions. We do enjoy Wonderland, Izumi and Chops so it is our splurge. With the 18% Gratuity included it averages $40pp for each meal. We do enjoy the MDR experience so an UDP is not for us.

It seems you need the accessibility provided by these cabins. We have booked accessible cabins for years with me just using a cane as I was unable to make the step up into a traditional bathroom and I need the grab bars. It turns out I have had MS for years without a proper dx, but I have had a handicap parking permit throughout this time. We book over a year in advance to get a handicap cabin. Now that we are sailing on larger ships, I am bringing my scooter with me so we definitely need the room. We always use a travel agent when we book.