Aww thank you! It's really great when I can speak to these items! I have learned a while ago people with accessibility needs appreciate seeing a ship or experience in advance more than most to ensure it works for them. Glad you enjoyed!
On my last trip I was at Blue Lagoon and did the Eco-walking tour. In that tour, we got to see the stingrays and sharks pool area. But I was not going to support these types of excursions, as I always feel bad for the animals in captivity.
@@kristenp7515 I’ve seen people use them, but never saw what happen to the wheelchair they came in. There are still logistical problems but it’s nice to see them. For what it is worth, I was recently asked about lifts on the pools onboard and wasn’t sure which ships since I’m not in the pools and can transfer anyway. I learned pushing a wheelchair in school that there are a lot of things that you don’t see, for example restrooms that have double doors the first one pushes the second on pulls. Thanks for documenting the chairs, many people can’t walk in sand!
Hi Mike, thanks for your concern over me wearing mascara. I assure you, I am not talented enough to apply makeup and do not have a makeup crew just yet....
I'll be there first week of November. It's my wife's idea to go. I don't want to go. I'd rather stay in the states. There be too many people wanting to do the same as me. I want to swim with dolphins but I don't want to share my time I pay for, with anyone else.
Hope it all works out for you and you have as good of a time as you can. They do offer private encounters for additional money - think you can upgrade once there if the cruise line doesn't offer it. (don't hold me too that).
