Transportation question - Spasski River Valley Widlife and Bear Search (IS08)

[Tink1987]

I realise this is quite a niche question - has anyone done the above tour booked through DCL before? I have another tour booked but it’s specifically in a minivan and I have claustrophobia so I don’t think I am going to be able to do it.

I was hoping to find out if the transportation to the above tour was more of a coach than a smaller van. Thanks!

 

[Mathmagicland]

I realise this is quite a niche question - has anyone done the above tour booked through DCL before? I have another tour booked but it’s specifically in a minivan and I have claustrophobia so I don’t think I am going to be able to do it.

I was hoping to find out if the transportation to the above tour was more of a coach than a smaller van. Thanks!

Hi! I have not yet done this (booked for later this summer) but if you don’t get a response here I am pretty sure this is the tour operator as i see the Wonder on their ship calendar. The tour descriptions match what is offered. There is a link to contact them to send in your question.

https://icystraitpoint.com/tour/wildlife-and-bear-search/

 

[Tink1987]

Thank you so much, I will try that!

 

[msmama]

This was ours booked via Disney (with whale watching I think). A big bus wouldn't fit on the roads there and they literally take you to the end of the road.

 

[Tink1987]

Thank you for the picture! I was conscious of the road size/width. I think I will be OK in a van like that if I can try and get a seat at the front. Thanks again.

 

[AprilsZoo]

Thank you for the picture! I was conscious of the road size/width. I think I will be OK in a van like that if I can try and get a seat at the front. Thanks again.

You might try contacting DCL Special (Disability) Services department @ (407) 566-3602 — and ask if they can make arrangements to reserve a front seat for you on the tour vehicle. They are generally pretty good about helping in any way they can to make your experience smoother. They want you to have a good cruise experience, after all. Helping to ensure you get a front seat to help avoid claustrophobia is a pretty simple ask.

The way I always figure it is that it doesn’t hurt to ask. I can still make contingency plans in case the answer I get is “No.” But no one’s going to read my mind, so if I
want any chance of getting assistance with something, I have to be brave and ask.

Good Luck! And have a great trip!