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We went on this cruise last year for our honeymoon. The parking at the pier does fill up quickly. The lines for embarkation are long. I suggest you get there about 11, that way you will have plenty of time to check in and get lunch before the life boat drill. They stop serving at 4pm that day if memory serves me correct, and they do not start serving again until the ship sets sail.You will have a nice time. There should not be any problems with the member of your party in a wheelchair, except maybe when you come to Grand Cayman Island. You have to take a boat from the ship to get on the island because the island is too small for the ship to dock.
We went on this cruise last year for our honeymoon. The parking at the pier does fill up quickly. The lines for embarkation are long. I suggest you get there about 11, that way you will have plenty of time to check in and get lunch before the life boat drill. They stop serving at 4pm that day if memory serves me correct, and they do not start serving again until the ship sets sail.
You will have a nice time. There should not be any problems with the member of your party in a wheelchair, except maybe when you come to Grand Cayman Island. You have to take a boat from the ship to get on the island because the island is too small for the ship to dock.
