Cunard Queen Mary 2 - This cabin is not fit for purpose! Accessible inside cabin tour and review.
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The creators provide a detailed review of an accessible cabin on the Queen Mary 2, highlighting several significant drawbacks for passengers with mobility issues. They begin by noting the cabin's location at the back of the ship, which makes the walk to the nearest lift difficult for those using mobility scooters or walking aids. While the cabin offers ample wardrobe space and a functional bathroom with handrails and a shower chair, other features present safety concerns. The creators identify a visible lump in the carpet that serves as a trip hazard and note that the water temperature can be unpredictable. Inside the main room, the fixed bedside tables and lamps obstruct movement, and the lack of electrical outlets near the bed poses a challenge for those using medical equipment. Additionally, the creators mention engine noise and rattling due to the cabin's position. They conclude that while the ship itself is impressive, this specific cabin is not suitable for passengers with accessibility needs and advise travelers to conduct thorough research before booking.
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I find it odd that they will put an accessible Cab in so far away from the left
you can see a visible lump in the carpet now John's nearly tripped over that twice
the water temperature has been a little bit unpredictable isn't it um sometimes very hot sometimes not
if you've got a spare half an hour or so to just rattle through it and you'll probably go through all of it in that time yeah you'll see easily this is the worst one
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