Elevator usage by ADA persons
Recently, while travelling with a couple of friends who I am privileged to be friends with for over 40 years, we encountered a cruise problem that I am seeking opinions on. I can be a bit of a grump sometimes, but I was wondering if anyone else thinks that we with mobility issues, those traveling with children in strollers or anyone else who requires the elevator to get safely to and from our cabins to every where else on the ship, have encountered long waits at the elevators at peak times. No
Sure one can and should apply reasonable accommodations where there is obvious need. Your "examples" are red herrings. The fact is a wheelchair or scooter bound person has very real issues using elevators at busy times. Someone needing to get somewhere more quickly at times does not have the same limitations.