Disney Wish | Room 7196 | Tour | Is it REALLY Accessible?

Join us for a tour of an Accessible Stateroom with Verandah aboard the Disney Wish and find out if it's really as accessible as Disney would like you to think.
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[@stevecohen7443]

We felt the same way when we started in cabin 9180 on The Wish. It’s an accessibility cabin in the aft with a large Verandah, but it was very far from the elevator bays and the hallway was very narrow especially with the cabin stewards carts in the hallway. This may or may not be an accessibility room issue, but we noticed there was no coffee table in front of the couch and no chairs to sit in, nothing to sit in besides the couch. We like to keep our couch as a bed so there is a place to take a nap anytime during the day and if that’s the case there is really no place to sit down. We mentioned this to our cabin steward and he offered to bring one ice the chairs from the verandah in. Any other accessible room we have stayed in had other chairs to sit in, besides the couch.

[@suzievision]

Interestingly enough the accessible rooms on the Dream do have the additional seating but not the larger table. Tbh I think if the coffee table was there it would be significantly harder to navigate the room in a wheelchair. Also the layout of the room we had on the Dream made it a lot easier to have the additional seating.

[@stevecohen7443]

@@suzievision we’ve stayed on The Dream mostly and can swear that we had a coffee table in our accessible room.

[@suzievision]

@@stevecohen7443 perhaps they vary it by room

[@stevecohen7443]

@@suzievision we typically stay in cabin 9170 on The Dream. A very roomy cabin with the extra large Verandah like you had in your cabin.

[@suzievision]

@@stevecohen7443 ah. We typically choose 5552. Still a large verandah but more square than triangular. Being right next to the elevators made a massive difference to us. Edit: just double checked my footage from September this year. Def no coffee table :)

[@safariprint1972]

Got this room for our daughter it’s our anniversary cruise!! Can’t wait in February!!

[@suzievision]

Congratulations! I hope you have the best time!

[@Imaginary.Lemons]

Awesome video! That room was gorgeous, but Aadam groaned loudly when he saw that hallway. It looked much more narrow than the Fantasy. Why did they do that?!?!?!

[@suzievision]

Thanks! The room really was amazing. We def had way more room for the chair and to manoeuvre than on the Magic. I’ve no idea why they designed it like that. Especially when they put so many wheelchair accessible rooms at the end of the corridor. It felt like they almost needed to put an elevator at that end of the ship exclusively for the use of guests with wheelchairs. That corridor had such a negative impact on our cruise. Even if they’d had a hard floor instead of carpet it would have made things easier. Made us glad that our next cruise is on the Dream in a midship room right by the elevator shaft.

[@pamdalesio1751]

The hallways on the Wish are horrible, even for strollers and wheelchairs, unfortunately the other Wish class ships will be the same

[@suzievision]

@@pamdalesio1751 agreed, we have very much made being closer to the elevators a requirement when we choose our room on Wish-class ships now. I will say that since this trip we have found sections of the dream-class that are also hard to navigate with a manual wheelchair so I highly recommend seeking out electric options which definitely made the experience more enjoyable for our whole party..