First the good stuff-
Good#1) The ice show was amazing. They don't promote it as much as they do their other shows- probably because seating is limited (about 800 seats)...but it is by far the best show on the ship. We went twice.
Good#2) The junior suite we stayed in was wheelchair accessible for one of our party. It was enormous and beautiful. Very nice. Cabin staff was gracious and helpful. It was all very accessible. If you are alone with a wheelchair the only issue is that the door to the hallway is quite heavy- would have been nice to have an automatic door or a lighter door that opens when you insert the door key- but this is a minor detail.
AWESOME cabin. Huge. Sleeps 4 on two queensize beds (one sofabed, one standard). All wheelchair accessible. Bathroom huge. Walk in closet with wheelchair accessible clothes rack. Shower fine- though water pools in the middle of the bathroom where there is no drain because they didnt angle the drain heights well- you'll need to place towels around the shower to keep the water going down the drain and not into the middle of the bathroom. Balcony is awesome. Television was not upgraded- it's old CRT television- this is not a big issue, but many cabins- even inside cabins we saw, had flat screen HD televisions.