Twinkletoes20355

taxi isn't an option unless it has wheelchair accessibility because he's in a 400 lb power chair. I've seen companies that can accommodate if booked ahead of time. Thanks so much for the feedback though. 

I appreciate the info...flying is not an option because of medical conditions with blood clotting so that leaves driving and park at the airport or train. 

Thanks for the info. This is turning into a nightmare for my wheelchair bound disabled son...we live in Illinois so that's why I thought of coming in on Amtrak. I also thought about driving and parking at one of the airports and hiring a ride to the port. It's MUCH cheaper parking at the airport. This shouldn't be this hard for the disabled.

I'm traveling with someone in a wheelchair, and we have a 21 day round trip transatlantic cruise booked. What is the best/cheapest way to get to the cruise port? I'm thinking either drive in and park at the port for the duration (which would be expensive at $45 a night), or take Amtrak to Penn station, and try to figure out how to get from there to the port. I have no idea how to get from Penn station to the port. Should I take the subway? A ferry? Bus? Something else? Any advice or thoughts would be greatly appreciated! Does anyone know if there are any hotels around that would let us park there during our voyage?

PS. I can't fly due to health reasons.