If that happened to you, that is so rude. My experience was different. Entering was up a ramp, and there were several crew members who helped make sure I could get up okay. They also made sure I stayed on the main cabin... More
If that happened to you, that is so rude. My experience was different. Entering was up a ramp, and there were several crew members who helped make sure I could get up okay. They also made sure I stayed on the main cabin level. If I had wanted to try the stairs, I would have waited for everyone else to go up first, but I elected to stay put. On exiting the boat, the passengers on my level made sure those of us who had special needs got right up front and the crew members also helped us off first, so we/I had no trouble exiting. I am so sorry you had trouble. It would be an improvement if they had a specific policy for the handicapped to enter and exit first to stop incidents like yours from happening. I hope you will contact them and suggest that to them.
