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Originally Posted by Velvet
Not MY definition, but you can try convincing the ADA I guess.
The problem is, as far as I can see, is that as we get older, we accumulate more and more disabilities to the point where we die. And the ADA has to decide at what point do they make everybody pay for our disability (for example, there’s no such thing as free Wi-Fi, all the passengers have to pay for it since cruise lines are not in the business of subsidizing people, they are in the business of making money) and at what point do we have to look after ourselves even to the point where we die.
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I think the discussion was regarding disabilities and why some are excluded. I personally think cruises are not interesting, fun or enlightening. Even though I am old, I dislike being part of a floating vehicle for old people, most of whom should have put their swimming suits away a long time ago. Disney cruises almost seem exciting after witnessing that.