San Diego Wheelchair Assisted Boarding

[mame42]

For those who have used the service or are familiar with current operations:  How does the service work at the Port of San Diego?

 

Thanks for any info.

[DAllenTCY]

When you enter the terminal, look to your left or ask for assistance to the ADA seating area.  A staff member will take your name and add you to a waiting list (if necessary).

 

Please be aware that on a typical 7 night voyage, somewhere between 40 and 50 guests require assistance. On the longer or Grand Voyages there are likely to be nearly 100 wheelchair requests.

 

That being said, a shore side helper can only take you through the check-in procedure.  You will be assigned a Group Number and then wait in a separate seating area closer to the gangway elevators.

 

A crew member from the ship will arrive to take you onward once your group number has been called.

 

David

 

 

 

 

 

Edited December 30, 2023 by DAllenTCY

[mame42]

8 hours ago, DAllenTCY said:

When you enter the terminal, look to your left or ask for assistance to the ADA seating area.  A staff member will take your name and add you to a waiting list (if necessary).

 

Please be aware that on a typical 7 night voyage, somewhere between 40 and 50 guests require assistance. On the longer or Grand Voyages there are likely to be nearly 100 wheelchair requests.

 

That being said, a shore side helper can only take you through the check-in procedure.  You will be assigned a Group Number and then wait in a separate seating area closer to the gangway elevators.

 

A crew member from the ship will arrive to take you onward once your group number has been called.

 

David

 

 

 

 

 

Thank you so much for the detailed info.