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  1. I'm a full time wheelchair user an you really have to do your own research before booking anything that claims to be "accessible". We had the opposite happen on multiple cruises. Family an friends would do excursions that weren't listed as "accessible" yet when they got back to the ship everyone was saying how I could have done them. Yes there were accessibility issues but not big enough to say everyone in a wheelchair is unable to go an do these things. Sure not everyone in a chair is as able to do things like I can but there are variations of disability and accessibility. Nowhere is 100% accessible to everyone, at some point someone is going to need help doing things that are listed simply as "accessible". For my upcoming cruise they have a few "accessible" excursions listed but only TWO specifically say WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE.

     

    Buyer BEWARE

    I have traveled 18yrs in electric wchairs and booked countless WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE Tours only to be turned away upon arrival you just have to take ACCESSIBLE with a grain of salt.

  2. Heres my take on the whole deal.

    We are on a 10 ten day in the end of March.

    My drink of preference is Quality Tequila.

    We have the classic package.so ill stay imunized with Tequila thru out the cruise and the way i see it i'll start a new virus ZIKUILA. This will send the Squitos wobbling into the sea.

  3. That address is for terminal #3, which does not match the port's schedule which says Brilliance is at terminal #2.

     

    This is not a big deal. Tell the cab driver to go to the cruise port, there's only one. You will be able to see which terminal is the one for Brilliance once you get near.

     

    Thank You.

  4. After entering this post i'm more confused than ever............... The November 22nd sailing for the BRILLIANCE is boarded at 815 CHANNELSIDE DRIVE Tampa

    is it not?

    First time in Tampa will be cabbing from hotel in morn.

  5. The dock area in MoBay is accessible but there's not much going on there. I would be very careful at that port because most of Jamaica isn't considered very safe with lots of problems with drugs and people trying to sell, plus lots of robberies---I think if you did research, many cruise passengers say they stay on board the ship if not taking an organized or private tour. I highly suggest either taking a ship tour or finding a private guide with an accessible vehicle to tour the island. I would not go it alone, especially for a mobility challenged person. Unfortunately, we're a target for criminals, so it's best not to go off alone in MoBay.

     

    We hired a private guide with an accesable van for 100 us dollars for the day. he took us to good shopping areas. sight seeing, a great place to eat etc etc,and was a great body guard. He would ward off the few drug dealers etc that tried to approach us.

  6. the intercontinental tampa is our preferred choice. We live in orlando and sometimes stay there just to get away for the weekend. The rooms are lovely and they have a park and cruise package. Otherwise, there is complimentary parking. It is a aaa 4-diamond hotel with really nice beds and a shula's steakhouse. It is across the street from westshore mall where there are plenty of shops and restaurants you can walk to.

     

    Please check into it. You will not be disappointed. The room amenities are first-rate.

     

    thank you

  7. Hi all, We will be flying into Tampa the day before our cruise and would like a hotel very near the ship, I am in an electric wheelchair so need a accesable room, any help would be greatly appreciated

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