Crazy/weird question

[tadamom]

My family is about to book our 1st Disney cruise and are contemplating asking my inlaws to join us....the only catch is that my MIL is unable to sleep in regular beds due to her terrible back. She is only able to sleep in a recliner. We have always taken her recliner with us on all of our Disney trips and never had a problem about having it in the room.

Question....would this even be possible on the cruise? I am imagining that it would be out of the question but thought I would see if anyone else has ever heard of this. TIA!

 

[Zandy595]

My family is about to book our 1st Disney cruise and are contemplating asking my inlaws to join us....the only catch is that my MIL is unable to sleep in regular beds due to her terrible back. She is only able to sleep in a recliner. We have always taken her recliner with us on all of our Disney trips and never had a problem about having it in the room.

Question....would this even be possible on the cruise? I am imagining that it would be out of the question but thought I would see if anyone else has ever heard of this. TIA!

You could call DCL, but the answer is probably going to be no. They might be able to give you an alternative.

 

[argomANIA]

Special Needs at Sea looks like they rent recliners. You should give them a shout. I use them for my scooter rental and have never had any problems. Great company to deal with.

http://www.specialneedsatsea.com/reserve-equipment/bed-rentals/

 

[mdvlprof]

Special Needs at Sea looks like they rent recliners. You should give them a shout. I use them for my scooter rental and have never had any problems. Great company to deal with.

http://www.specialneedsatsea.com/reserve-equipment/bed-rentals/

I was just going to say to check out renting one...

 

[Zandy595]

To have enough room for the chair, you might have to book an HA room or maybe a cat. 8 or 4.