Royal Princess Review

Excellent Choice for Wheelchair Travelers

Review for the British Isles & Western Europe Cruise on Royal Princess
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10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jul 2015
Cabin: Balcony

Dates of travel July 8-20, 2015

This was a great trip. Everything went according to plan. We flew direct on British Air from Austin, Texas. Staff was very helpful and seats in the bulkhead gave plenty of leg room.

When we arrived at London Heathrow a driver was waiting with a wheelchair access van to take us to the Royal Princess. Once there staff was very helpful, assisting with luggage, pushing my chair up the ramp while my husband handled the carry on bags.

Cabin Review

Balcony

Cabin BB

Wonderful cabin. Plenty of room for using a wheelchair. Bathroom very accessible. Balcony easy to navigate in wheelchair.

Location near the elevator, but not so close to have noise.

Port Reviews

Invergordon (Inverness)

We booked a tour through http://www.shorexcursions.co.uk/loch_ness_5.htm

Nigel was great went booking the tour, assuring us a vehicle I could get in and out of and store the wheelchair.

We had a fabulous day with our guide Alan and another couple we met at the cruise critic meet up.

We even saw the Loch Ness Monster! I won't spoil the surprise for you about how we saw him. You have to go for yourself!

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