Azamara Journey with Wheelchair - do you need accessible balcony suite?
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the only choice is the booker Suite but that's quite expensive
there is no way you can get around the bed with a wheelchair
the bathroom is also very small it's nice but there's no way you can get in there with a wheelchair
if you need your wheelchair all the time there's no way you can use ordinary balcony State Room
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We cruised with Azamara Journey in april 2023, and wanted an accessible balcony stateroom - and then we had to book a suite - they only had inside accessible ordinary stateroom. So I wanted to find out - would it be possible to fit a small manual wheelchair into an ordinary balcony stateroom? 00:08 Do you need a suite? 00:29 Checking an ordinary balcony stateroom 00:42 No way to get around the bed 00:59 how wide is the door? 01:12 Conclusion #cruise #azamara #azamarajourney #azamaraaccessible #Accessible #Accessibletravel #accessiblestateroom #accessiblecabin #accessiblesuite #handicapcabins #handicapcruising #Cruising #Cruisingwithwheelchair #azamarabalcony #azamarabalconystateroom #azamaraveranda About Mindscape Mindscape is my channel to share inspiration - to live a good life, even when life does not turn out the way you wanted. I probably had my first MS-attack in 1986, and got diagnosed with Relapsing Remitting Multiple Sclerosis (RRMS) in 2001. I did stem cell transplant (HSCT BEAM-protocol) in 2012, but despite that started progressing around 2015. Still, I live a good life, and share my strategies in this channel. You find me here: www.mindscape.no Instagram: @elinmindscape