Accessible Staterooms

Every ship has staterooms that are specially designed to be wheelchair accessible.

Accessible Staterooms

A Celebrity cruise, first and foremost, is about feeling relaxed. And in order to feel relaxed you have to be comfortable. Every ship in the Celebrity fleet was designed with that very attribute in mind. On board you'll find wide, spacious corridors, to allow 180° turns for wheel chairs. Most decks are accessible through automatic doors and all public rooms feature entrances with gradual inclines. Our accessible staterooms range from 272 square feet to 381 square feet, offering a generous five-foot turning radius in sleeping areas, bathrooms and sitting areas for easy manoeuvrability.

For additional information, call 08444 725247 or send an email to specialservices.uk@rccl.com or have your local travel agent or Personal Cruise Specialist contact us.

Accessible Stateroom Features:

• Stateroom door width: 32"-34" (vessel-dependent)
• Bathroom door width: 32"-34" (vessel dependent)
• No doorsill to get into stateroom
• Ramped bathroom thresholds
• Bathroom grab bars
• Lowered sink and vanity Roll-in showers
• Fold-down shower stool
• Hand-held showerheads
• Lowered closet bars
• Refrigerator in stateroom (upon request)
• Raised toilet seats (standard, 17.5"; taller raises available)
• Accessible balconies (selected staterooms)

Accessible staterooms are for guests with disabilities that require the special facilities mentioned above. 
Upon reserving an accessible stateroom, we will require our guests to acknowledge the need for the accessible stateroom by completing our Guest Special Services Form. 

If a guest is booked in an accessible stateroom and they do not have a mobility disability or other disability that requires the use of the features that are provided in the accessible stateroom, they may be moved at any time to a non-accessible stateroom in order to accommodate a guest with a disability who has only been able to reserve a non-accessible stateroom. 

Please note we reserve the right to investigate pre-cruise, at the pier or onboard and take action on potential misuse of accessible staterooms where there is good cause to believe that such staterooms have been booked mistakenly or fraudulently.