Independence of the Seas Review

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Not for the disabled!

Review for Canary Islands Cruise on Independence of the Seas
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Chrissybywater
First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Sep 2011
Cabin: Family Interior Stateroom

If you are a disabled passenger on "Independence of the seas" you will find it nearly impossible to disembark from the ship when you are in a port as they do not

provide safe ramps for mobility scooter/wheelchair users - I was nearly forced out of my scooter due to the extremely steep descent onto shore with no help given except to slow my scooter down but if it is slowed down it wont clear the ramps!!

The room we had was an interior stateroom(n0 window) the bathroom was extremely small but the shower cubicle was adequate.

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Family Interior Stateroom

Cabin FI

Small bathroom very narrow door small step into - but adequate shower cubicle.

room very claustrophobic - very noisy with doors constantly banging so loud walls reverbrated - found out it was staff cleaning using sstorage room next door to us.

No room to get to bed very cramped

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