tommo411

Some years ago while doing a transatlantic on the Epic, a lady on the table next to us was complaining to her husband that the ice tea she had got herself was too cold....... It was full of ice.

I think the issue here is not the need for a exclusive lift for disabled passengers but for fellow passengers to show some consideration for those with mobility issues. I would always give way for a wheelchair user, there but for the grace of God.......

I personally take into consideration the needs of all the people around me, being at lifts or other places around the ship.

But some think they have a right to jump queues and push in at the buffet. Remember you can not always see the disablity

I've heard there is so much squabbling about dress codes they're going to revise it to Birthday Suits.

 

 

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Well at least it's a suit

We was on the Transatlantic last October. Although we did not have children with us, there seemed to be quite a few and they seemed to be having a great time in the kids club.