YES, of course. There’s a reason why most people (mistakenly) assume it’s only for retirees and pensioners — when it comes to travel styles, cruising is a favorite among the elderly!
While the ship is gigantic, it is quite easy to explore. It has at least 16 guest elevators: 10 between the aft (back end) and midship, and another 6 towards the forward section. From here, most key attractions on board are easily accessible.
There are plenty of elevators and the staff will take care of your luggage.
For guests with mobility issues, cabins near the elevators can be requested. Some rooms are also especially designed for PWD guests.
Cruising in general is popular among senior travelers because of the sheer convenience. Guests are well taken care of. For example, you never have to carry your luggage. Once you check it, the staff will deliver it to your room. And on the last night, you can leave it in the hallway again for the staff to pick it up. The next time you’ll see it again is once you disembark.
On top of all these, everything you need is on board. You may choose not to explore the stops or ports of call at all and still have a grand time.