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A three wheeler is easier to manipulate around the bottom of the bed. There is not room to park it anywhere else but on the window ( balcony) side.

A three-wheeler does a great 3 point turn on the elevator,

A 4 wheel scooter is less likely to tip than a 3 wheel scooter. Better for people that are new to scooters.

A three wheeler is easier to manipulate around the bottom of the bed. There is not room to park it anywhere else but on the window ( balcony) side.

In 10 HAL cruises, most of which are 3 weeks, we have seen many productions that were very professionally produced. We enjoyed every one.

Sailed 10 times on HAL twice in suites, never had slippers supplied. Take Dollar stores then leave them behind.

If you have had a loved one pass away at sea you would never travel without repatriation included in medical travel insurance.

menu is signed by cabin staff and waiter

I have a dinner menu from Empress of France on which I sailed 1953.

Rent a small 3 wheel scooter, not from the cruise line as they are super expensive. Not problems with the airlines, no charge. Watch the other passengers reaction when you do a 3 point turn on the elevators. 3 wheels are easy to get around the stateroom.

London cabs have a platform that extends to accommodate such items. We own our scooters and are treated exceptionally well by HAL. One rule, don't run over someone's foot, ouch.

Been there, Done that. Try to rent a small 3 wheel scooter. Not from the ship but a local source. We bought our own. A small 3 wheel one will move around in the stateroom with very little practice. The cruise line rentals are super expensive. Not a problem with the airlines, no charge, and super help on board. The fun part is seeing the surprised reaction of other guests when you do a 3 point turn on the elevators. Just don't run over anyone's feet, ouch, good luck and have fun.

The Empress of France, Liverpool to Montreal. June 3-10th 1953.