Unfortunately, Antigua turned out to be a bust for us - as were the excursions we had already pre-paid for St. Kitts and St. Thomas. For all three, we weren't told until we were on the ship that there may be issues with the excursions, so we had to work through the excursions desk which 1) didn't have adequate information about their own ship-sponsored tours, 2) didn't have measurements readily available for the most popular scooters on the market, and 3) subjected us to being measured with a paper tape measure to get the dimensions of the scooter before being informed that none of our excursions were possible.
We were extremely frustrated while on St. Kitts and talking to someone who worked at Romney Manor every day that they see scooters "all day, every day" after Princess told us it was impossible for us to go there. Princess's 'disabled' department leaves much to be desired.
This sounds like the exact "accessible" tour I booked for my stop in St Kitts on the Crown Princess in November. Exactly why couldn't they accommodate you on the Romney Manor tour? I'd like to look at other options if this is going to end up being a problem for me (I use a very small 3-wheel scooter).
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This sounds like the exact "accessible" tour I booked for my stop in St Kitts on the Crown Princess in November. Exactly why couldn't they accommodate you on the Romney Manor tour? I'd like to look at other options if this is going to end up being a problem for me (I use a very small 3-wheel scooter).