3/ Accessibility shouldn’t be reactive. Guests shouldn’t have to ask again or wait onboard for basic accommodations.
@RoyalCaribbean, there’s a real opportunity to improve this process. Loyal guests with disabilities deserve better.
1/ I’m currently onboard Mariner of the Seas, and once again I’m facing the same accessibility issue.
As a Diamond member in Royal Caribbean’s Crown & Anchor Society (90+ nights), this isn’t my first cruise—and unfortunately not my first time dealing with this.
2/ I have low vision and requested large print materials (menus, cruise planner, etc.) ahead of time through the special needs process.
Yet when I boarded today, nothing was ready. Now I’m left waiting again for something that should have been prepared in advance.
Hey @RoyalCaribbean, as a visually impaired guest I’ve seen a gap between promised accessibility and the onboard experience. The Cruise Compass large-print version isn’t delivered consistently. This could be much better.
@Bitwarden can you make the windows version responsive to screen resolution? For example allow different modules to be collapsed. I live at 800x600 res
The 2025 WebAIM Million report has been published - https://t.co/iP1P0zhx35 This year's accessibility analysis of the top 1,000,000 home pages found fewer errors and slight improvements with WCAG failures, though pages became notably larger and more complex.
@RednersMarkets Recently the Georgetown location updated the Credit Card machine software. It has become very INACCESSIBILE for those with any vision issues. Even staff say they struggle with it. #ADA
@SarahEMcBride@SarahEMcBride may I suggest that you ensure your message is accessible for all, especially for those with limited or no vision. One suggestion is to include the full text in your post that is shown in the image.
In one state alone, almost $1 billion allocated for IDD services was left on the table, even as some people with #disabilities said they needed more help. https://t.co/YbaKmUw65o