maybesomeday

I will go on Magic again, but NEVER again out of Norfolk. Workers were busting their tails, but the infrastructure is just not able to handle the volume of people.

Hi! Not new to cruising, but first time bringing on-board elderly relatives that have some limitations and medical needs. I want to make sure they are comfortable and that I can make it seemless for them. Thanks in advance for all help! We are sailing as a family of 5 with adjoining rooms. 2 of the 5 have walking limitations and 2 of the 5 are kids under 10. The kids and I will be only ones able to carry and walk from garage in Port Canaveral. Typically, I'd drop luggage off and park and hand carry carry ons through check in for embarkation and security but I think I will have too much for us to hand carry-CPAPs, medication, etc. What options do I have to limit walking for 2 and any assistance with carryons? I believe I can order distilled water for CPAPs and need power cord with adapter for more than 1 CPAP in stateroom. Can someone confirm my understanding? There is a mini fridge for insulin on Freedom, correct? Any tips or tricks for insulin storage ideas for port days? Considering a scooter rental on-board bc one of my passengers is worried they will slow the group down. (Their worry not mine bc I'm planning a slow lazy vacation after a hectic few months of work.) Where do those store in cabins? Any feedback on experience of the scooter rental is helpful. Any assistance with disembarking? We always hand carried everything off but that definitely isn't possible this time. Thanks again! I'm excited to take new cruisers and complete a bucket list trip but need some help so I know how to orchestrate it!