Seattle Cruises for the Disabled Reviews

Demographic was a bit to old for my husband and I, but worked great for my In-laws. Thats the only thing I can throw a stone at... and that's subjective. The staff was absolutely the best! Charming, helpful and a genuine smile on their face 24/7. I thought the food was great. The dining staff was so helpful with dietary issues and the service was outstanding. Truthfully, outstanding service across ...

After much research, we chose Oceania to cruise Alaska for many reasons: the size of the ship to allow closer viewing of glaciers and inside passage cruising, crew to passenger ratio, refurbished interior design of the cabin and public spaces, specialty restaurants and overall dining, promise of cuisine excellence, gym, spa, and other amenities. In reading some of the negative reviews posted ...

We chose this cruise specifically to see the Hubbard Glacier. The cruise was a huge disappointment from the start. Our balcony cabin was dirty when we arrived. Fingerprints/ handprints on the slider and full length mirror. Stained shower curtain that should have been replaced. Food was generally awful. My first dinner in the main dining room consisted of the world's smallest spinach salad, ...

Just Don't Do It! After working for Holland America Line for 6 years, and taking some 20+ cruises, I was talked into a cruise on NCL. Big Mistake! Big. Cons: Old ship - 22 years Small suites (we paid over $12K) You can't bring bottled water onboard, and it costs $5.50 p/bottle to buy. You are nickel and dimed TO DEATH. The buffet was awful, lines long, and ...

Overall the experience was a pleasurable one. Had no issues with the reservation process, embarkation, debarkation, the ports of call, and the ship itself. The staff worked hard to and were eager to serve, answer any question, or help with any issue. We loved the cruise itself, and will highly recommend this cruise to our friends. Some personnel that went above and beyond. Entertainment ...

I sailed this month on the Oceania Regatta to Alaska and British Columbia. What an amazing experience! From the moment you arrive at the ship you are treated so well. Our cabin was spacious with a balcony, butler and housekeeper. The staff always had a smile on their faces and greeted us every time they saw us. The food, entertainment and ambiance of the ship surpassed my expectations! The shore ...

We're getting a little tired of the big ships and wanted to finally visit Alaska. Being Florida residents, Alaska is a bit of trip - it was always easier for us to fly to Europe direct from Miami or Orlando, so we never did, until now. There was no way we would cruise Alaska on a behemoth cruise ship, so let's respond the many marketing pieces from Oceania and see what we can see! So here we ...

Three generations including ten grandkids, 2 to 13 years. This was an ideal itinerary getting Texans out of the summer heat and seeing sights even many of the adult kids had never experienced. Celebrity has a good kids program and that was a major benefit. Ship size was a compromise--large enough to have multiple activities and not so huge that there are no intimate spaces. Ship was full ...

We just returned from our Alaskan cruise departing July 10, 2023. We felt it was very good. The STAFF throughout the ship were amazing. Constantly cleaning up after everyone with a smile on their face and courteous and friendly the whole time. FOOD: The buffet was pretty good and had a variety of options including European cold cuts and cheeses as well as Indian food options. Homemade crepes were ...

Norwegian was unwilling to offer restitution in any way when contacted regarding our wretched experience with them. They eventually offered an onboard credit (useless since we will NEVER sail with them again) when we filed a BBB complaint. In an effort to prevent others from the same experience and financial disappointment, I am sharing my survey responses to NCL below: Part one: A top ...