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I have cruised and stayed at an AI. I perfer cruises for my disability. The Ai staff would ignor me, not serve me drinks because I did not want to get drunk. I was also the last table to be served meals. I am single as well and most of these places are base for two or couples. It may have just been the week I was there but the enterainment was not good in my books. I did like the fact that everything was covered except your extra shopping and any excursion not connected to the place. All water sports that I wanted to do was covered. I think I will try Atlantis next time. Massages were not covered in the AI. Dinner times were set but you could get room serves at other times. Breakfast was from 6:30-10:00, Lunch 11:00 -2:00 Dinner 5:00-12 Midnight.

On the cruises I have taken, I'm served at the same time as everyone else and except once on Navigator I was served any drink I wanted weather it be a tea or a Bloody Mary. I liked the fact that I could go get a snack at anytime. I could see different islands from the deck of the ship. I could get help if I needed it. I had very few barriers to content with on the ship. The only thing I missed is the beach night dance we had at the AI but the midnight buffet and champangie waterfall made up for it.

<blockquote data-quote="Capt Data" data-source="post: 728915">I have cruised and stayed at an AI.&nbsp; I perfer cruises for my disability.&nbsp; The Ai staff would ignor me, not serve me drinks because I did not want to get drunk.&nbsp; I was also the last table to be served meals.&nbsp; I am single as well and most of these places are base for two or couples. It may have just been the week I was there but the enterainment was not good in my books.&nbsp; &nbsp; I did like the fact that everything was covered except your extra shopping and any excursion not connected to the place.&nbsp; All water sports that I wanted to do was covered.&nbsp; I think I will try Atlantis next time.&nbsp; Massages were not covered in the AI.&nbsp; Dinner times were set but you could get room serves at other times.&nbsp; Breakfast was from 6:30-10:00, Lunch&nbsp; 11:00 -2:00 Dinner 5:00-12 Midnight.On the cruises I have taken, I'm served at the same time as everyone else and except once on Navigator I was served any drink I wanted weather it be a tea or a Bloody Mary.&nbsp; I liked the fact that I could go get a snack at anytime.&nbsp; I could see different islands from the deck of the ship.&nbsp; I could get help if I needed it.&nbsp; I had very few barriers to content with on the ship.&nbsp; The only thing I missed is the beach night dance we had at the AI but the midnight buffet and champangie waterfall made up for it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Capt Data, post: 728915"] I have cruised and stayed at an AI. I perfer cruises for my disability. The Ai staff would ignor me, not serve me drinks because I did not want to get drunk. I was also the last table to be served meals. I am single as well and most of these places are base for two or couples. It may have just been the week I was there but the enterainment was not good in my books. I did like the fact that everything was covered except your extra shopping and any excursion not connected to the place. All water sports that I wanted to do was covered. I think I will try Atlantis next time. Massages were not covered in the AI. Dinner times were set but you could get room serves at other times. Breakfast was from 6:30-10:00, Lunch 11:00 -2:00 Dinner 5:00-12 Midnight. On the cruises I have taken, I'm served at the same time as everyone else and except once on Navigator I was served any drink I wanted weather it be a tea or a Bloody Mary. I liked the fact that I could go get a snack at anytime. I could see different islands from the deck of the ship. I could get help if I needed it. I had very few barriers to content with on the ship. The only thing I missed is the beach night dance we had at the AI but the midnight buffet and champangie waterfall made up for it. [/QUOTE]