tabifolk
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Consumer Reports just ranked cruise lines on accessibility
Consumer Reports surveyed nearly 19,000 members on their cruise experiences and scored each line on accessibility. Disney and Viking both got perfect 5/5 scores. Celebrity, Holland America, Oceania, Princess, and Royal Caribbean came in at 4/5. Carnival and Norwegian scored 3/5.
Worth noting: US law requires about 3% of cabins to be…
consumerreports.org
Best Cruise Lines for Accessibility - Consumer Reports
CR's survey of 19,000 people about their experiences finds the top cruise lines for accessibility.
this is super interesting!! I made a survey about cruise ships a while ago but I never launched it since I didn’t have a clear idea of what to do with the data, so it is interesting to see these stats. One of my too many projects! love cruising!
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Accessibility tips for Oslo
If you plan on visiting Oslo in a wheelchair, here are some tips to help get you started
disabilityhorizons.com
15 Reasons to Visit Accessible Oslo as a Disabled Traveller | Disability Horizons
Accessible Oslo for disabled travellers: free public transport for wheelchair users, step-free museums, fjord ferries, and practical tips for planning around barriers.
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You should add that Oslo is Capital of Norway ()
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Utopia of the Seas Accessible Room
A quick review of the accessible room on Utopia of the Seas
A good article on choosing the train vs risking a flight. If you had both a train and plane option for your destination, which would you choose?
mdaquest.org
Train travel may offer a more accessible option for people with disabilities frustrated by airline mishandling of mobility devices.
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Plane because it’s quicker, unless the train route is known for the views.
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