I traveled on Royal Caribbean, on two different ships and had the handicapped cabin, in both cases. The first time, I used a wheelchair and the second time, a scooter. The doors were wide enough to get through and the cabins large enough to turn around in, but I am not sure, if you can't walk a little, that you can comfortably navigate through the furniture and out to the balcony. For me, there was no problem. I simply plugged in my scooter and used my crutches to get around in the room.
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I traveled on Royal Caribbean, on two different ships and had the handicapped cabin, in both cases. The first time, I used a wheelchair and the second time, a scooter. The doors were wide enough to get through and the cabins large enough to turn around in, but I am not sure, if you can't walk a little, that you can comfortably navigate through the furniture and out to the balcony. For me, there was no problem. I simply plugged in my scooter and used my crutches to get around in the room.