I have taken many cruises, but this was my first Disney cruise, as was it for my client. She is 88 years young and cruises with her son and his wife annually, but we transport her throughout the ships using a wheelchair.

We reserved a "Handicapped Stateroom" for her and I to share, which was roomy and very accessible to her WC. The bathroom had many grab-bars, a pull-down seat in the shower, but the sink was mounted too high for easy access (although a WC could be pushed underneath it).

Many of the thresholds where carpet connected were a bit high to ride over easily, "bumping" the guest hard. Maneuvering the WC through the seating in the restaurants was always difficult as pathways were narrow; we notified them in advance that we would have a WC but no accommodations in our assigned seating were made. That said, the staff was always ready to help clear a path or guide the WC to the table, to make it as easy as possible. Read more