Boarding for Hearing Impaired

[alwayslisad]

Good Evening all

My sister has another question for the experts. She is wondering if she and her family will be allowed to go on the ship before us due to her & her hubby being deaf.... I do not know if this is what is done or not.....




When I booked the trip - I did 4 reservations - they are all linked - but I am guessing that it does not mean that the boaring #'s will all be linked correct?

 

[mommasita]

Yes, they do have this option. I would mention it in my reservation, and once again upon check-in. They pre-board anyone needing assistance first, as well as concierge. Think of it as an airplane....There is a special waiting area for this. Also, have they faxed in the medical form?

 

[alwayslisad]

Thank you - I have emailed that to my sister to show her that she can board earlier.

 

[scottishwee35]

Hi

We went last April and three of us are deaf. But we brought mother in law with us and she was helping us. At terminal, that mil was with us to filling in etc as no-one helped us.

When we arrived in Cruise, In our stateroom - that there was minicom, flashing light, and clock alarm well. We were amazing to see that.

Two interpreter was on our ship and they were brilliant well as we are from UK as they used asl as we used bsl but we managed to followed it.

Next Disney Cruise in med. cruise as we had been told that interpreter still question mark? Cos Disney Cruise is in Europe.

We have to be patience until 90 days we have to write again as this time only us and 2 childrens (one of them) is deaf well. I hope there will be an interpreter for us also hope someone help us at terminal plus drill times?

Scottishwee35