Norwegian Epic Review

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An Epic Journey?

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JOLLY8
10+ Cruises • Age 80s

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Sail Date: Dec 2012
Cabin: Balcony

An Epic Journey?

My wife and I took off from IAD to start another adventure together. So far, it has been a very unique journey. Arriving at Miami International Airport, we had wonderful escorts who moved us quickly and efficiently in new wheelchairs that easily carried our carry on luggage. They were excellent! We were well treated by the flight crew and had been seated in bulkhead seats. Water and soda were provided. We flew on United/Mesa Airlines on a small plane that provided us with a very good flight. It was quick, without incident and pleasant.

On arrival in Miami, the people who arrived to transport us had no patience, did not listen to us. One disappeared in minutes. We waited with the other helper for about 30 minutes until a different person arrived to push us to pick up our luggage. The wheelchairs they used were old and inefficient causing them to be irritated at them. They did their best to get us to our luggage and to the NCL bus transportation from the field to the ship. They finally did succeed. We shall never fly into Miami again, but will pay a bit extra for transfers from FLL if we ever sail out of Miami again on one of the lines that cruises from Miami.

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Balcony

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Cabin 11272 Handicapped Balcony cabin. Tiny! Tiny! Tiny! On every other line (we have been on 5) it was larger and better set up. Only one chair to sit on. Balcony was large only because the ship widened out nest to us. 2 chairs & 1 lounge with 1 miniature table were there.

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