Alaska Cruises for the Disabled Cruise Reviews

But then only 600 ppeople on the ship.Check in was a bit of a hassle. Had to show documents three times to three different people.But at least we made it.we Booked Aqua Blue. Enjoyed the cabin and the new shower door compared to Princess Shower curtains.Also remodel really has made the room very nice.The sofa was a plus, especially sine Princess has removed any seating in Balcony cabins below ...

The ship holds 2218 passengers and we had only 639 or 29% occupancy. It was so nice to move about the ship at ease, almost never had to wait for anything. We dined in Blu, MDR, Tuscan Grill, La Petite Chef, and Ocean View Café (the buffet). 75% of the food was outstanding, 15% was good, 5% ok and 5% bad. We really didn't care for La Petite Chef, the show was interesting, but if you see it ...

Decided to go to Alaska since we live 3 hours from Seattle and never cruised there but have done over 20 cruises. Other than the covid test 2 days before the cruise, it was very easy to board. Ship had only 650 passengers and the crew was wonderful. Was cold/rain as expected for Alaska but enjoyed the 3 ports that we stopped - Ketchikan, Juneau & Icy Strait Pt. Everyone in Alaska was very ...

I booked this cruise after my Northern Europe cruise on Silhouette was cancelled. I booked through the casino for what was at first an almost complimentary cruise. I decided to upgrade us to Aqua Class. We stayed in 9164 Aft Balcony which is a huge accessible cabin. Boarding was easy as just walking on with proof of vaccination and negative COVID test results before boarding. This was a ...

I love Alaska and have enjoyed Celebrity on a previous cruise. The ship was only booked to about one third capacity. The weather was cool and wet. Probably normal for this time of year. The ship’s staff was wonderful. I was able to upgrade my ocean view cabin to a balcony cabin as soon as I got onboard for $100. Some excursions were cancelled due to low participation. Not sure if all passengers ...

Since my husband and I had to cancel a planned vacation to the UK, I decided to finally book a Celebrity cruise. I've not cruised in a while and was impressed their reputation. We chose the Millennium sailing to Alaska. We found no fault with the ship itself. Even our inside cabin was much more spacious than we imagined. The crew was friendly and I think they were all smiling behind their ...

This was a 7 day trip from Seattle to Alaska with stops at Tracy Arm Fjord, Ketchikan, Juneau & Skagway. We sailed on September 7, 2021 - September 14, 2021. Loved the ship! We normally like sailing on the Dream Class ships. But the Miracle was wonderful! I loved the layout as it had the promenade basically on both decks 2 & 3. Overall the ship felt "cozy". Definitely not small. The ...

We are first time 'cruisers' and were tempted by Imagine Crusing's offering of three 80s bands playing onboard Regal Princess including Nik Kershaw, Toyah and ABC. The pre-departure infomation from Imagine was abysmal as was the Medallion App for logging our information. In the end I had to resort to calling Imagine and then spend 30minutes asking and answering questions to prep for the cruise. ...

This was our first time cruising with Celebrity. We have cruised with NCL, Carnival and RCL in the past. The ship was very nice, it has been refurnished recently and looks great. It was a last minute cruise, had some vacation time to use. We did Alaska 26 years ago - our first cruise! We enjoyed this cruise! The ship was only 60% capacity which was really nice - no lines. We went with ...

Got back yesterday from a seven day cruise on the Millennium to Alaska. The ship had been fully redone ($90M) and it still spelled new. The full capacity of the ship is about 2500 but the Captain said we had 1000 passengers. Needless to say we were so well taken care of with no lines anywhere. All crew and passengers seemed extra friendly. I would guess that about 10% of passengers and 100% ...