07/09/2026
Yesterday we attended the first Accessible Cruise show in Banbury, Oxfordshire.
I loved meeting some of our group members from a page I run (see photos) especially away from being on our hols! The group on for people interested in P&O Cruises has 3.8k members and if you are interest in joining I can send you the link.
Yesterday we learned how Mobility at Sea can assist my husband through hiring a rollator for our next cruise in December.
I have put a QR code for The Baggage Handling Company Limited in the photos so you can discuss with them any hire equipment requirements you may have to see if they can be of assistance. There is nothing worse than struggling with your own care needs in a cabin without having any equipment you you daily at home. I know I have done this on our last three cruises without a toilet seat riser!
We also heard from ‘The Baggage Handling Company’ who can provide a service that collects your luggage from your home address and delivers it to your cabin. (UK ONLY) IMO this would be a convenient way for those who travel to Southampton to embark on a ship who travel by train of coach to Southampton.There are weight limits see the photographs.
The person who organised the cruise show is herself a Powerchair user. She works for an independent Travel Company and we use Deanne for booking our holidays as she removes the stress of booking direct with companies. She understands our needs and books any holiday not just cruises. In 15 minutes she had noted all mine and Andy’s requirements, where we wanted to go, including how much we wanted to spend. You can be put on her early booking list as we have already booked a holiday with her in 2028! Wheelie On The Waves- Accessible Cruising & Disability Advocacy
This is not a sales pitch this is for information for those who take holidays with disabilities or not. I am only paying forward information I have gathered by being at the show yesterday.