Port Canaveral (Orlando) Cruises for the Disabled Cruise Reviews

This was our very first cruise for my wife and I. No special occasion, we just decided since we live in Florida, we might as well try a cruise. I bought our tickets through an agency my work uses and that was seamless. We picked a balcony cabin on the 7th deck, 7658, thinking that level will be quiet and conveniently located. My wife can’t walk long distances, so she used a transport ...

We chose this cruise because we were looking for a longer than 7 day cruise before the holidays. We had been on the Getaway 2 other times and were looking forward to this one. The ship was in good shape and the crew were friendly and helpful.Our room steward was the first we have had that never bothered to introduce herself. The room was fine, but the bed had seen better days with depressions on ...

I mainly chose this cruise for the convenient 2-night itinerary to Coco Cay for my daughter and I. A few of the highlights and tips: Service: everyone was friendly and helpful. I didn’t get a sense they were understaffed, which I know has been a complaint for many lines. Food: Jamie’s Italian was excellent. The buffet was decent for buffet food. They kept the stations filled even with the ...

I chose this cruise because it was very affordable. I got a balcony room for my girlfriend & i. The room ended up being upgraded to a suite for free. I also bought a food excursion in the bahamas. & i maybe paid 1200$. I just wanna leave a review for 2 specific people who made our whole experience that much better. # 1. Our bahamian food tasting tour guide, captain ron!! Our excursion was on ...

Our trip from Illinois got off to a great start with good weather and a smooth airplane trip. I traveled with my daughter, her husband and four year old daughter. I purchased the Go Port hotel/shuttle package and everything went smooth. The hotel was the airport-area La Quinta and it was nice. Upon arrival at Port Canaveral, we found our way to check-in and I was so grateful that all the Covid ...

The cruise was nice enough. It is a value cruise. But they have a few tasty food stations and quite a few budget food stations. There were a few food items I was certain were genetically cultured and not even real food. Upscale dining is not much to be desired but it's the experience. Our room was quite dusty and there were a few tiny hair shavings in the bathroom sink and on the counter top. But ...

Went on my 1st cruise. Carnival Cruise line to Nassau last week. Let's get the good part out first. Fresh coconut with rum in Nassau and a horse drawn carriage tour of Nassau. The boat experience itself disappointing wasn't quite the word. I'd been prepared by my girl to expect a luxurious cruise where you eat drink dance & go back to your room when your exhausted. I expected ...

I chose to go on the Carnival Liberty because I got a great price and the port was close to my home. I've lost count on the number of cruises I've been on since the 1980s, my best guess is close to 90 cruises. Check in was a breeze. I had the 10:00-10:30 am time slot and was through in less than 10 minutes. They do not board the ship until after 11:00 am, so if you have an early check in, you ...

We had a credit from a previously cancelled, (because of Covid), cruise and decided to splurge on a mini suite. We discovered a serous safety issue. The cabin steward washed drinking glasses out in the bathroom sink and refused to provide sanitized glasses. This may be why we got covid? We were told not to drink water from the sink spigots as the water was super chlorinated. Food in ...

After many years we took the family on a Disney Cruise and current will be the first and last one taken. I do not understand the hype and blind following DCL has. We are fans of the parks and hotels, annual pass holders, but it seems like the Cruise Line just does not have the same standards as the parks. While the ship is nice enough, the layout leave a lot to be desired. To start the main ...