Book a Mobility Rental for Norwegian Cruise Line

The newest ship in NCL’s fleet, the Norwegian Aqua is world-class in every regard. This cruise ship offers several enhanced features that passengers will love, including more outdoor space, more scenic views, and roomier suites. Aqua is also home to several unique experiences like Norwegian’s first-of-its-kind ‘Aqua Slidecoaster,’ a creative ride that combines the thrills of both a rollercoaster and a waterslide. Couple this with beautiful, luxury areas like the infinity pool, Ocean Boulevard, beach club, and La Terraza and you have one of NCL’s most impressive ships to date.

As you would expect from a ship of this caliber, the Norwegian Aqua is wheelchair and mobility scooter accessible throughout. High-traffic areas like restaurants, pools, and the game zone have wide, accessible routes, allowing mobility device users to navigate them with ease. There are also plenty of elevators to transport you to the ship’s different levels.

The Norwegian Joy is a large and modern cruise ship that is known for its exceptional amenities and inclusive design. With features like the first-ever racetrack at sea, a virtual reality (VR) complex, and an expansive water park, the Norwegian Joy is the perfect home-away-from-home while you are at sea. Accessibility is a key focus, with accommodations made throughout the ship to ensure guests with mobility needs can experience everything on offer – this includes wider pathways and automatic doors.

Rent a mobility scooter or electric wheelchair to easily navigate the Joy’s spacious decks and corridors. The ship also has accessible cabin rooms with features such as roll-in showers and lowered counters. No matter what you require, NCL and Scootaround have you covered.

Launched in 2015, the Norwegian Escape is one of the most innovative ships in NCL’s fleet and offers a huge array of attractions and entertainment options that cater to passengers of all ages. Are you into adventurous activities? Then check out the Escape’s ropes course (the largest at sea) or go for a swim at the aqua park, which has four major water slides. Want to relax and eat? The ship has over 25 dining options ranging from fine dining to casual. The ship also boasts the first-ever snow room at sea, providing a unique way to cool down on a hot day.

Accessibility is a priority on the Norwegian Escape, with features designed to ensure guests with mobility needs can enjoy their cruise without limitations. This includes accessible pathways, automatic doors, and wheelchair cabins.

Norwegian Bliss is one of the most remarkable ships in the Norwegian Cruise Line fleet, featuring a stunning, modern design and cutting-edge amenities. Launched in 2018, it offers a blend of luxury, adventure, and relaxation, making it a great choice for travelers who are seeking a diverse vacation experience. Among its standout features are a go-kart racetrack at sea (these seem to be a staple of NCL’s newest ships) and a 180-degree observation lounge that – depending on where you’re cruising – provides perfect views of the glaciers in Alaska or the blue waters of the Caribbean.

Norwegian Bliss prioritizes accessibility, with features such as wide pathways, automatic doors, and accessible accommodations equipped with the necessary amenities to ensure a comfortable stay for guests with mobility needs.

The Norwegian Getaway launched in 2014 and (as its name implies) offers a getaway on the seas that combines excitement and relaxation in equal measure. A few of this ship’s remarkable features include The Waterfront – a quarter-mile oceanfront promenade lined with restaurants, bars, and spectacular views – and its Broadway shows like "Million Dollar Quartet." The Getaway also has a ropes course and a water park that features some of the fastest waterslides at sea.

As you would expect, accessibility is a major priority on Norwegian Getaway. The design of the ship ensures that all guests, including those using a rental scooter or wheelchair, can fully enjoy their cruise experience. From wide pathways in public spaces to its thoughtfully designed accessible cabins, the Getaway is a top choice for travelers seeking a wheelchair-accessible vacation option.

Launched in 2019 as part of the Breakaway Plus class, the Norwegian Encore is one of the largest ships in NCL’s fleet. The ship is known for featuring the biggest go-kart racetrack at sea, along with a laser tag arena and the “Galaxy Pavilion” which allows passengers to play virtual reality (VR) games. As you would expect, Encore also has many excellent dining and entertainment options, including the musicals “Choir of Man” and the Tony Award®-winning “Kinky Boots”. The ship can accommodate over 4,000 guests with various staterooms, including luxury suites and family-friendly options.

Like all Norwegian Cruise Line ships, Encore is wheelchair accessible. Popular public spaces like restaurants, theaters, and pools have accessible routes and there are elevators throughout the ship to get you where you need to go.