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It is my daughter and myself on the cruise and she has to use a wheelchair part of the time so we are looking for something that isn't too expensive that would be something she could do.
We have only gone ashore for an hour or two so far but it seems hard to find something that she can do that will be easy to get her around and not tire her out too much.
Any suggestions?
My step-dad is in a wheelchair and had a great time on Norwegian. I just did a Princess cruise, they list wheelchair accessible excursions on their site. Not sure who you are cruising with, but I'm sure most cruise lines do that.
On the ship, they should have plenty for her to do in a wheelchair. They are used to accommodating special needs passengers. I'm not sure about the ports, as I haven't been to Mexico in years. If you tell the company (either through the cruise line or as soon as the excursion starts, you should be able to get a more specific answer.
I have the same issue and was directed to email shorexaccess@rccl.com . They have responded, but I am still waiting for additional information. You can try it and hopefully will get your answer too.
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