what is the difference between wheel chair accessible cabin on cruises and non wheel chair accessible?

Friday, July 15th, 2011 at 1:36 am

What is the difference between wheel chair accessible cabins on cruises and non-wheel chair accessible?
My partner and I are not handicap and I have been assigned a room that is wheel chair accessible.
Can I ask the cruise line to change the room? Or it is not that bad?

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Friday, April 16th, 2010 at 10:47 pm

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This is what I am looking for and if anyone can help with any information. A place that has a deck or area that is handicap accessible for a wheel chair. It can be a bar or restaurant or a pier/deck. It’s the two of us and a few family members that will attend. No brides maid, no frills and lace ect. If you know of a place or someone that is able to marry us and sign the papers please email me with your rates that you charge.

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Thursday, March 11th, 2010 at 1:14 am

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I have fibro, clustrophia and lower back issues that are awaiting surgery. I used a handicap stall in a restroom for the room & the bars to help me up & was verbally abused by a woman in a wheel chair. It was humiliating and degrading & I need the bars just as much as she does.

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what is the difference between wheel chair accessible cabin on cruises and non wheel chair accessible?

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Hidden handicaps (MS, fibro, anxiety, agoraphobia, etc) can be frustrating. Why are people so mean at times?

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