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We sail on Carnival out of Charleston. DH needs wheelchair assistance for embarkation and disembarkation. (he can get about - slowly- once we get on) Our TA notified CCL of this but does anyone know what happens once we arrive at the port - how do we get the assistance? We'll be in a hotel shuttle.

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You drop off your luggage before you park ... but we're totally clueless about wheelchair assistance. Thinking it might be best to drop the person & wheelchair off with the luggage. :confused:

 

Don't forget to put one of the luggage tags around their wrist when you drop them off with the luggage. :rolleyes:

 

No worries about access. The hotel shuttle will drop you in the proper location. Then you'll be able to ride a handicap equipped van to the cruise terminal. There is no other way to access the terminal due to Homeland Security requirements.

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You will ride a handicap shuttle to the peir, then they will take you out the door on ground level and you access the ship via flat surface. No worry, just tell the port people and they will assist you. It was very easy getting into and onto the ship in this port.

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Don't forget to put one of the luggage tags around their wrist when you drop them off with the luggage. :rolleyes:

 

 

Kind of mean, but darn funny. :D (I'm sure some folks on here will get their shorts in a knot over this, because many lack a sense of humor on here, but I laughed out loud.)

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Kind of mean, but darn funny. :D (I'm sure some folks on here will get their shorts in a knot over this, because many lack a sense of humor on here, but I laughed out loud.)

 

Thank you for seeing the humor as it was meant. :D People who know me, know I go for the punchline. There's something in my DNA that prevents me from being politically correct. ;)

 

PS, THEY did say they were going to drop the person in the wheel chair off with the luggage. I thought the luggage tag was a good way to keep the baggage handlers from delivering them to the wrong cabin. :eek:

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