We live near Cape Liberty and use the Anthem a lot. My wife is a stroke survivor and we always get a scooter for her. The staff is very accommodating, we never had an issue with them. Our only issues were with healthy passengers who ignore the accessible signs in the Windjammer and theaters and use those designated areas for themselves.
As long as you like it, price doesn't matter. That's how I feel. Have you ever tried Yankee Seafood by the pier? It's also from DDD and one of my go to places on a Boston cruise stop.
Just to clarify, all you did was a turn around on deck 4, and did not have to go into the terminal? My wife uses a scooter so I want to be sure of the process. Thanks for your review and help.
I've gotten some very good price drops on accessible cabins, even if there are none available. In August, I repriced two Anthem cruises in Jan 23, and one in April 23. I saved almost $2300 between the three of them.
Stay away from the Windjammer during prime time breakfast and lunch times. They can't handle the crowd. I'm not sure if it's under staffed or just not big enough. Try JR'S for breakfast or the Solarium.
I don't know where you are located on the ship so take what I am saying with a grain of salt. We tend to book rooms on the opposite side of the ship from the dining room. And we make sure our table is located on deck five. Then all we need to do is get off the elevator and go through the promenade to the dining room across the way. We bypass all the hassles and congestion with those elevator banks.