Skier 52 - Cabin Question

[derumedice]

Hi,

We will be on MSC Seaside Room 11209.

When I look at the deck plans it states that this room is AA with double sofa bed.

I searched online and it says ambulatory accessible cabin.

What does it mean?

Thanks

 

[Skier52]

3 hours ago, derumedice said:

Hi,

We will be on MSC Seaside Room 11209.

When I look at the deck plans it states that this room is AA with double sofa bed.

I searched online and it says ambulatory accessible cabin.

What does it mean?

Thanks

Here is the definition of ambulatory access

Designed for use by guests with mobility disabilities who:

• Do not require the regular use of a wheelchair, scooter, or other similar assistive devices
• Device must be 21" or less and stored in the guest's cabin
• Only uses an assistive device (such as a cane or walker) for traversing longer distances
• May benefit from certain accessible features, such as grab bars to assist with balance

hope this info is what you want

 

Pete

[derumedice]

Thanks Pete!

This is very helpful.

I was wondering if this would have any affect on the layout of the cabin other than potentially having grab bars in the bathroom.

 

[Skier52]

8 minutes ago, derumedice said:

Thanks Pete!

This is very helpful.

I was wondering if this would have any affect on the layout of the cabin other than potentially having grab bars in the bathroom.

 

I don't know the answer but would be surprised if the layout was any different. For that you have to be in an "H" cabin which are usually 50% bigger than a standard cabin

Edited October 18, 2018 by Skier52

[derumedice]

Thank you!!!