One room I really liked was Notes, a musical library, where you could listen on headphones to any of more than 1,500 CDs. The spa, which you enter through a glass-domed solarium, is the most luxurious I've ever seen, and the priciest as well. This is a combination of all kinds of treatments, seaweed, massage and more. From our tour of the ship we could see that everything we expected to find accessible in fact was. There are numerous self-opening doors to the decks, which is one of the things I look for on a cruise.
Aisles are spacious in all public rooms, the showroom and the cinema.
Tables in the dining room are accessible. The entire Royal Caribbean brand fleet should have them by the end of this year. We were due to sail at 5 p.m. The procedure for the Millennium is much the same as for other ships carrying people with disabilities. While other passengers don their life vests and proceed to muster stations, in our case a crew member is sent directly to the cabin to escort the passenger to safety.