Passengers who are in a wheelchair can enjoy the best that cruising has to offer.
If you or someone in your party is a wheelchair user, you'll want to explore accessibility issues very carefully with your cruise counselor. Most cruise ships offer at least a handful of wheelchair-accessible cabins, but ease of access and use of the cabin and degree of access to other passenger areas vary widely from ship to ship. You may wish to include these questions with any others you may have:

What is the number, size and location of the wheelchair-accessible cabins on this ship?

Must wheelchair passengers be accompanied?

Do elevators accept regular or narrow wheelchairs?

Do wheelchair cabins have wide doors, low or no sills, baths with rails and permanent or removable ramps?

Are all decks and public rooms accessible by wheelchair?

Your cruise counselor can provide answers to all of these questions, for any ship that interests you.