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Article

1 Mar 2005

Author:
Joan Biskupic, USA Today

Court weighs disabled access on cruise ships

Disabled people who vacation on foreign cruise ships that stop at U.S. ports should be protected from discrimination in rates and amenities, a lawyer for travelers who use wheelchairs told the Supreme Court on Monday...But David Frederick, representing Norwegian Cruise Line [part of Star Cruises], said Congress did not cover foreign ships in the landmark civil rights law for the disabled.