Any ideas how to get the Key?

[cruz_happy]

My sister is scheduled for an upcoming cruise (Alaska Radiance of the Seas) and thought she had booked the Key for her and her 2 other travelers.  Apparently, only 1 of them has it booked.  She thinks it was her fault (even though I encouraged her to book it when planning; she thought she had).  When she checked, hers and the person she is with in the same cabin wasn't booked and is now told that the Key is sold out.  (The 3rd person is in a separate cabin.)

 

I know this is a long shot (and desperate, I might add) but does anyone know a way to get the Key for 2 people now?  She is a C&A member (although not very high on the pyramid); I suggested she call C&A to see if they could potentially help.  I also told her to keep checking for potential cancellations.  

 

Does anyone else have ideas I haven't thought about for her & her cabin mate to get the Key so as to join the others traveling with them?  (BTW the 3rd traveler who has the Key is somewhat disabled, she's 86 years old with bad legs, and will be in a wheelchair most of the time.  She will need them to help with escorting her.  Do you think this matters?)

 

TYIA for any suggestions/help you can offer.

[firefly333]

If someone is 86 and HC she can board without the key and board with hc suites and the key. All 3 sat together here to board. Your sister can sit with the hc lady and help her board. One helper is allowed.

 

With or without the key she can board before the others. Just ask when they arrive and explain she is hc and needs help.