We cruise quite frequently (our 84th Cruise) and this one was available at a reasonable cost at the time I was searching for a get-away to celebrate our 60th wedding anniversary. We have not sailed with HAL for many years and was happy to take advantage of this convenient opportunity which matched up with a business reason to visit South Florida. We boarded Eurodam with no delays in a very smooth operation. Were a bit dismayed with the small size of our cabin but made the best of it and quickly got settled in. One caveat to fellow disabled couples: This ship has two sizes of elevators, and only the larger ones can accommodate two scooters simultaneously.

We found that the Buffet was quite good and easy for us to negotiate with our scooters, plus early reports by fellow cruisers commenting that the Dining Rooms fare was nothing special caused us to utilize the Buffet for all of our meals except for a couple occasions when we decided to have room service, which BTW was quite good for sandwiches and salads. (not so much for any hot foods as that proved to be difficult to receive while still hot)

The ship is arranged for easy movement by wheelchairs and scooters, with automatic door opening on virtually all doors except for the cabins. Where the disabled accommodations fell short was in the Main Theater. Almost no designated spaces were provided for disabled to remain in their conveyance and watch the shows. Very poor design ! There was only two production Stage shows for the 7 day trip, and neither of them was sufficiently interesting for us to stay for the entire performances. Definitely were geared toward the young Millennials.