We're going to take a look at room 9, 0 6 7 handicap balcony
cabin on the MSC seashore.
This was our room
As we watch Cheryl wheel around the cabin, you'll notice that there's a
really good space in here for a week.
I would say this is probably one of the better sized cabins I've
seen with the wheelchair and the layout works really well.
There was basically nowhere in the cabin.
She wanted to go that she couldn't get the wheelchair to easily.
And Cheryl's looking around, you'll notice, she's checking out
the, pull down rod in the claw.
There's matching closets.
Basically.
He'd say his and hers closets though.
In most cases it's probably hers and then hers and his maybe
that she checks out the door.
So there's two drawers on either side.
There is a big cabinet she'll open here in just a second in the middle.
And she was marveling there at the fact that those were self-closing drawers.
But the so there's a big cabinet that you could put things in.
Maybe don't fit other places.
He had a shelf there that works well for somebody in a wheelchair.
The other shelves are a little bit high.
You can see we've put up some of our clothes.
Alrighty.
For coats.
And in the bottom of this closet, I've got a couple of bags in there.
As we go in, we're going to go into the bathroom now and take a look at it again.
The bathroom is a really nice sized bathroom.
The one thing that they should have done that they did not do on this ship.
Necessarily understand it is, there are no self opening cabin doors, or self
opening bathroom doors for passengers and wheelchairs, and that's getting
fairly common on other cruise lines.
So that surprised me a little bit.
And again, I'm giving you a low level view, so you can see the
wheelchair in relation to things.
Plenty of grab bars, really nice size showers.
The dropdown shower, our dropdown bar on both sides of the toilet is really nice
floors.
Nice and open.
Take a look up.
It is a handheld shower.
As most cruise lines.
They do have both a shampoo.
Bodywash there.
That's like a shampoo conditioner mix.
So you just, one more quick look around the bathroom.
And this is really impressive to me.
You'll see.
First of all, where we have suitcases stored sand, much room there, like
I said, I'm pretty sure you could park two scooters in their side by.
But watch the, balcony door she's going to hit.
It takes her a couple of tries to get it to work.
There we go.
So power door, and this is the first cruise line I've ever seen that has a
power sliding door and a power drop for the plate that goes out to the balcony.
And the balcony is the same height as the.
As the cabin.
So there's no lip or anything to deal with.
It has a teak area that you're on that so that the rain won't run into the cabin.
The rain runs through the teak flooring in, out into the to
the oh, back to the ocean.
The, this is a huge balcony.
There were two chairs, two loungers, and like a little mini table, like a
coffee table or something out there.
There would be no problem at all.
Using this balcony with a wheelchair and have lots of room.
The other thing that is interesting is that on this ship, we take a quick
look up and I got a drop of water, which will be with us for awhile.
On the lens.
It was drizzly this day.
We didn't get much use of the balcony, but you're, you've got an area in
the balcony where you can sit where you're out of view, which is nice.
And the other thing is, it connects to the connecting cabin next doors?
You can basically put the two balconies together, which I thought
was a really nice way to do that.
And again, then push the button and the door closes.
We had this cabin, had a chair and a little bit of a table there to work at.
Whereas in the first cabin, when we toured, you had a couple of stools and
the stools were at a bad height, it was really difficult to set the laptop
up at a level where you could work.
This one worked much better.
The one challenge is, there's only two outlets there on that wall, right there.
You have one USB plug over on the side by the bathroom, but that's the only
USB plug on that side of the room.
There were two USB plugs on the countertop.
So for people like myself, you can see Cheryl looking in the mini bar, which
was tucked away in part of the desk area.
But collectively, there were two outlets and three USB ports,
which does not work very well.
We do have a full size mirror here and you can see us standing there.
We can see the full size mirror.
It would be better if I wasn't in the full size mirror, but I'm there.
Anyway, overall, this room is a really nice accessible balcony
state room on the . You'll notice I shrank the video down to fit it in
a smaller window in the box below.
You'll see the arrow pointing at on the right side, pointing
at a box with a video in it.
That would be another cabin video from the MSC seashore.
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