I really appreciate your videos that focus on fluffy cruisers. I was recently on the Sunshine and struggled with the casino chairs as well. Thanks again for making our community feel included on your reviews.
I'm so grateful for these videos! Your Celebration videos helped me so much before my cruise in February and I'm booked on Venezia in November and was ecstatic to see this come out!
@@AdventuresAhead I didn't say that to be an A hole. We're going on our first cruise this summer: Carnival Vista. The more I learn about cruises the weirder it gets.
@petezereeeah ahh! Makes sense. No we aren’t swingers… although if you’re looking for that just befriend someone with an upside down pineapple on their door 😂 Hope you have a great time! We haven’t been on the vista yet but we have been on the Horizon which is very similar to the Vista and it’s our favorite ship. Let us know if you have any questions! Happy to help!
I sailed on the Venezia last October and am also a person of size with mobility issues as well. I will disagree with the seating in Heroes Bar. I felt like I was going to break every chair in there. Re: the Theater - I learned quickly to go to one of the ushers and tell them that you have mobility issues. There is a special row of seats that are actual strait back chairs (with no arms) that they will sit you in. Tge chairs can move in case a scooter or wheelchair needs to get in there. And it’s right by the back bar. Otherwise I never could have sat in the theater. Even the bench seating along the walls was quite difficult to climb up into and was extremely shallow front to back. I also agree with the public restrooms. Especially the handicap ones. A Godsend.
This is the first time I'm seeing you folks. My wife had some size and I used to be larger too. Prefer chairs without arms. Like the back part of the theater which has a couch without arm rests. Some of the staterooms had narrow doorways. When in the casino I mostly play at the craps table. No chairs. My wife had a hard time getting around with her walker. When she used a wheelchair I would push her and the people parted like the Red Sea. We loved to be in the aft section of the ship. If I slipped on the floor, I'd stay down until they came with a wheelchair for me.
