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Thanks for the info OCruisers! I've heard mixed reviews about taxis there so I was trying to avoid it and just kind of stay with the walking crowds.

Thanks EM! I didn't see the other dock you've pointed towards when I looked on google earth, so thanks. I assumed we'd dock where the RC is located. Perhaps I'll play it by ear. Trying to avoid a taxi but maybe that would be better. Not sure what is more safe. Thanks again :)

Thanks EM

Thanks for starting this thread. I'm assuming you are just walking from the boat, right? I'll be coming from Regal Princess but I think it's the same port. From what I am guessing looking at a map it seems that I should be able to push someone in a manual wheelchair from the dock right to the restaurant. No need for a cab, right? Thanks in advance!!

I'm on the April 19th Princess R/T to Hawaii. Does anyone know about the wale watching excursion (Princess-sponsored) being accessible? While it isn't officially ADA, the footnote says they can handle non-motorized wheelchairs. Has anyone been on it?

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I agree good question! I also wonder the same thing because we travel with a disabled family member and find it hard to find a two bedroom suite. We don't want connecting rooms, we are always hopeful for separate sleeping areas with shared living area. It seems assumed that the passenger that requires an accessible room is the spouse of the other passenger.

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