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Return To Disabilities FAQ Archive   Can a disabled person take a cruise? Answered By Editor Yes. If you are disabled and you wish to take a cruise, just inform your travel agent of your condition. Most travel companies have special arrangements for disabled individuals. Some important considerations while traveling are: * Your cabin - This will be your temporary refuge during your trip. Choose a cabin that will be comfortable for you. * Accessibility - You need to know that your preferred mode of transportation has easy access to your needs, such as adequate passageways, restrooms, and other pertinent areas. keywords: Disability | Disabilities | Disabled | Handicapped | Accessibility | ADA | Cruise Disabled Students

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