Should You Rent a Mobility Scooter for Your Cruise? Cost, Size Rules & the Tender Catch #3
#cruise #cruisetips #cruising 🛵 Yes, you can rent a mobility scooter for a cruise. Royal Caribbean and Princess point guests to two rental companies, Scootaround and Special Needs at Sea, and they deliver it right to your stateroom. From Fort Lauderdale, a scooter is about $260 for 8 days (Scootaround, September 2026). Walk fine at home but don't walk much day to day? Cabin to buffet to theater and back adds up fast on a big ship. 🚢 Halfway through one of our cruises, Polywag's feet and ankles swelled so bad she could barely walk. ✅ 3 things to check before you book: 1️⃣ Size: Princess says no wider than 22" in a standard cabin, 31" in an accessible cabin. 2️⃣ It's parked and charged INSIDE your cabin, never in the hallway. 3️⃣ Forms: Princess wants its mobility form 60 days before you sail (rentals too). ⚠️ The catch: scooters usually can't ride the tender boats to shore unless roll-on access is available, and that's not guaranteed. 🔗 Rental companies + phone numbers, a size chart, and the FREE Scooters at Sea guide: https://sailsanyway.com/scooters 📝 Every cruise line's special needs form: https://sailsanyway.com/cruise-medical-forms 🎰 Cruise tips, port guides and casino comps: https://aicruisegranny.com ▶️ Watch #2, The Cruise Form Most People Never Fill Out, on our channel. Not medical advice. Prices and rules change; confirm with your cruise line and the rental company. Info as of September 2026. We're not paid by Scootaround or Special Needs at Sea. This video features an AI twin of a real cruiser, and some photos are AI-generated illustrations. https://sailsanyway.com/disclosure #SailsAnyway #AccessibleCruising #MobilityScooter #Shorts #cruise #cruisetips #cruisesecrets #CruiseScooter#AccessibleCruise