Stroller question

[graygables]

My 6yo uses a stroller as a wheelchair as needed. Will we have time to get her out for the embarkation photo (don't want the stroller in that one) or do they rush things?
TIA!

 

[ksjayhawks]

This should work: move to the area past the picture area, and let other groups behind you take their pictures while you are getting her out. Then when you are done you can take the time to put her in, you will be on the side to enter the boat, and not holding up any traffic.

 

[mom x4 grandma x4]

They wont rush you at all. Yes they do try and keep it moving, but are very good for every different type of situation they encounter, whether it's a situation such as yours or a large group or as in our case, several families wanting individual family pictures and a group picture as well. That took some time, but it was not problem to do. There are 2 lines for pictures too , so it really does go quickly, even if someone takes a little longer, as we did.
Don't worry about it, just have a Magical time!!!!
mom x4,grandma x4

 

[HooKooDooKu]

The spot they have setup for pictures is not very crowded. It's a pretty wide entry hall (acctually at the terminal, not on the ship) with multiple picture taking setups on each side of the hall with space down the center for those that want to skip the embarkation photo. They have over 3 hours to get everyone's picture/get on board, so there isn't any huge rush.

As long as you're considerate of others (i.e. do what you reasonably can off to the side BEFORE you jump in front of the camera), everyone will be patient and give you the time you NEED to get your picture.

If it's going to take a long time to transition from waiting in line to getting infront of the camera, just get ready off to the side (like I said, lots of space around) and just motion those behind you to go ahead until you are ready to get in front of the camera.

Have a Wonderful/Magical trip.

 

[mommasita]

I agree totally with everyone above..Just one suggestion, there are people who pre-board, ex: concierge, special needs passengers, etc..

I would most certainly ask for this, and you would be in an even better situation, as there are way fewer people in these categories..