sarar Posted February 22, 2010 #1 Share Posted February 22, 2010 Has anyone else had trouble with Thomson and Island cruises, with regard to using their own wheelchair on board the ship if they have been unable to book a disabled cabin due to the lack of them on the ship? I have used Island Cruises many times over the years and was very happy with them, until they adopted Thomson Cruises policy of only letting a wheelchair user use their wheelchair on board the ship if the have booked and paid for a disabled cabin. I am only a part-time wheelchair user, and use it for getting around over long distances i.e. a cruise ship, and do not need to take up the allocation of a disabled cabin, when someone more needy than myself might need it. Therefore I find this policy both stupid and discriminatory. What happens for example if there are no more disabled cabin up for sale, does this mean I have to book with a cruise company that might cost me extra, just because I am in a wheelchair for some of the time? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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