Norwegian Escape (NCL): Wheelchair Accessible Inside Cabin Tour

We sailed on the Norwegian Escape for seven nights in December 2019. Our Category IB Wheelchair Accessible Inside Stateroom was located on Deck 11 midship, a few staterooms aft of the forward elevators.
Because the room was wheelchair accessible, it was quite a bit larger than a typical Category IB stateroom including significantly more space at the entrance of the room. The bathroom featured many wheelchair accessible amenities, including a walk-in shower, a wall-mounted sink, and more.
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[@wendygreene6012]

Thank you for making this video. I looked for a long time for this information and you seem to be the only one who has taken the time to make this content available. My husband and I are both disabled and we appreciate it.

[@TheJellyBeans]

We're so glad the information was helpful!

[@lizdyson3627]

The food down mirror is a good idea

[@salliestewart4713]

Great tour. Thanks

[@rebeccabowman7038]

Thanks for the video . will be sailing on the escape with my son . who uses a wheelchair next year . i laugh about now a few years ago sailed on the bliss i was like how do you turn on the lights . because sailed on princess before and have light switches

[@TheJellyBeans]

Hope you and your son enjoy the cruise!

[@dreamingoutloud285]

How is the ship though accessible to get onto for a wheelchair and can you get off at different ports if you have an electric wheelchair?

[@TheJellyBeans]

All cruise ships have a ramp for getting on/off the ship both at the start/end of the cruise as well as in ports. We've seen many people using electric wheelchairs to get on/off the ship in port, so that shouldn't be a problem at all. You can also read more about NCL's accessibility assistance at www.ncl.com/about/accessible-cruising