Caribbean Princess Review

No excursions for Wheelchair on Caribbean Princess Southern

Review for the Southern Caribbean Cruise on Caribbean Princess
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10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Apr 2013
Cabin: Balcony

First of all I would like to say we have travelled a few times on other Princess ships and all though we had a good time I just wanted to warn disabled travellers that the Caribbean Princess on the Southern route to Aruba doesn't have the same facilities as it's sister ships.

1. We have a beautiful wheelchair cabin on Caribe deck 10 which as the bigger balcony. A couple of days towards the end of the ship we were unable to use the balcony because of the sewage smell. Don't know if the ship was dumping its sewage or not. 3 ship personal told me three different stories.

2. The doors going on the pool deck don't open automatically from the forward end of the ship so my mum couldn't go up there by herself and I had to be with her most of the time on the ship to open various doors. Other Princess ships all have auto doors in the pool deck area.

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Balcony

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Caribe Deck 10 cabin C303 was a large wheelchair cabin double the size of a regular cabin with a double long balcony. We were on the starboard side and I think I would have preferred the port side. When you were docked there was nothing to see but the sea. A couple of days while at sea there was a terrible sewage smell and were unable to use the balcony.

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