Voyager class Theatre access for wheelchairs.

[terrierjohn]

Can anyone advise if and where there any special seating areas in the theatre for wheelchair users and their companions, and do you have a good sight line to the stage?

I have checked the photos in the CC review section for Navigator OTS, but cannot see any special wheelchair seating.

Edited January 26, 2017 by terrierjohn

[spot73]

yes they have seats in the back and couple on the side in the back and in front

its all pretty good. GET there early the ones in front ask someone working the show they wii take you down to them secret way.

[spot73]

have you been to rome

[xxoocruiser]

have you been to rome

 

Just do a search of this forum to find accessible tour information for Rome as there have been quite of past posts. However make certain to read the date of the post to determine how current the information is

 

Click of this link http://boards.cruisecritic.com/forumdisplay.php?f=190

Than go to the top right directly above the darker blue shaded area and click on " Search this Forum"

 

Also do a GOOGLE search using the phrase " Wheelchair accessible tours in Rome" as several sites come up.

Edited January 26, 2017 by xxoocruiser

[terrierjohn]

have you been to rome

Yes we have, are you wanting info?

We have only been once since my DW needed a W/c, did a panoramic city tour on a Celebrity cruise, full suze coach with lift at back for limited W/c users, rest of coach was for passengers wanting minimal walking. Interesting and worthwhile and finished with some free time near St Peters square.

From our previous Rome tour experience before W/c, I don't think the normal tourist sights will be very wheelchair friendly.

 

PS Thanks for your info on the theatre.

Edited January 26, 2017 by terrierjohn

[spot73]

have a great time

thanks searching in rome

[Sequim88]

down to them secret way.

 

Not sure about Navigator but on Mariner this involved entering a door marked Crew Only and using a small wheelchair elevator/lift that goes down maybe 4-5 feet then entering theater thought a side door near stage. We used it twice otherwise sat at the top where they have movable chairs to allow sitting with someone in a wheelchair. There was a curtain that closed off the theater from the lobby that was right behind us which was sometimes a bit of a nuisance.

Edited January 26, 2017 by Sequim88