DD13 (at time of cruise) and I really, really, would like to visit interresting ruins.
But DD lives with Cerebral Palsy (light, but still). So if there is a lot of walking, we may need the wheelchair, or we may need to pace ourselves down, or we may need to make special arrangements. It's not that we are wheelchair bound, as she barely, if ever, uses it at home. (And she figure skates 5 hours a week. But figure skating involves a lot of gliding... and a travelling harness when necessary.)
Since that previous to the ship, we'll be 9 days in the parks, there is no way, she'll walk that much for 9 days in a row. And the wheelchair prevents her from "wandering" too much, because she also lives on the spectrum (light autism). (By the way, we "lost" her on the Dream, last May. I think she was more afraid than we were...) So we will, have the wheelchair. And depending of what we do the previous or the following day, we may need to use it if possible with the condition of the land (bumpy, rocky, on a heavy slope, etc.).
But, we still don't want to miss the most interresting ruins. Can you rank them by location? Point of interest? Do you know that much?
My second topic is about the "glass boats". Is it worth the expense? Are some locations better than others? Bigger, smaller boats? Competing with the ruins since the best one is at the same port? Any other info or tip you think can be important?
I feel weird to ask these questions so early, but it may save part of our vacations.
So, if anyone can share an answer, good, if not, well we'll all wait together that someone, some day, will do so. Thanks in advance,
Poussière de fée!
Celebrating my birthday on this cruise (Nov. 10). How many? Well I've been celebrating "over 21 again" for so many years I may not ever remember. 
Of course with 2 19 yo's & 1 18 yo I guess I couldn't even pass for 29. 
I know, Go figure. . . . 
