

KandL
MemberCruise lines and wheelchair accessibility
Ideally we like to be able to fly directly from the US into the an airport near the port (typically we fly Delta) so as to not risk missing things with a layover and so as to reduce the number of times there is a transfer to/from wheelchair. More broadly, we really are open to traveling anywhere “safe” and have no specific region or location…
Cruise lines and wheelchair accessibility
Thank you for your reply. It sounds like you both had great adventures!
Cruise lines and wheelchair accessibility
My wife and I have done cruises to Alaska and the western Mediterranean since one of us has become wheelchair dependent. In both cases we traveled with Princess and the travel was very enjoyable, although we did use private tour guides at each port in the Mediterranean as the excursions offered by Princess which were interesting to us did not…
We did our travel through a guide and I can’t recall whether we purchased the tickets that day or whether our guide had purchased them in advance. My apologies for not remembering.
Our experience with the Tokyo SkyTree was great. We found it to be quite wheelchair accessible/friendly and staff were fantastic in terms of awareness of a wheelchair user and helping to be sure the experience was top quality for this individual as well. We were fortunate that the weather was beautiful and clear and we were able to get our…
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