Princess Cruise New Zealand - Wheelchair Accessibility Review

[@tootsla1252]

Thank you so much for this. I travel with my handicapped sister who uses a combination of mobility scooter and short distance walking with aid of a cane. We are going on two cruises this year, and this really helps.

[@wheelchairjimmyusa]

Have a great trip!

[@oysteraccessibletravelnewz2544]

Love your review :)

[@DPIII1]

Hi, Thank you for the video. I need to use a scooter for my up coming Cruise, wanted to know if you are able to get own food, and is it hard to reach the food trays on the scooter ?

[@libraryqueenn]

I am taking the princess trans pacific cruise in September. I end in Auckland. I have about 10 hours to do something there. Any recommendations that are wheelchair friendly?

[@wheelchairjimmyusa]

Please visit our website and click on New Zealand. Then click on Things-to-Do where I have 6 Auckland videos. Strolling around Viaduct Harbor is easy and scenic, the Auckland War Museum is fabulous and far more than just a war museum, or you could probably fit in a day trip to Waiheke Island. You could also visit the Sky Tower. I also provide a couple great restaurants. Have fun! It's a beautiful city.