We are 2 couples planning a cruise to Western Caribean in April 2008 aboard the Glory and 2 of our party use mobility scooters to get around due to disability.We do not need a handicap cabin and they have no problem walking very short distances so tranfering to a tender would be no problem for them; however, they would need their scooters also tendered in.We want to be able to sightsee. We have read conflicting reports online regarding the cruise line transfering the scooters for us:ie Sherman's travels and Cruise Critic. Has anyone experienced the need to be tendered in who relies on an electric wheelchair or a mobility scooter? Did the ship allow this? We don't want to book if there is any chance we can't all go ashore.We know that Belize only tenders; however, both Nassau and Cozumel could possibly dock. ( first come first served and there might be a chance we would tender in to shore). Unfortunately, our travel agent is also getting conflicting answers from the cruise line regarding this same situation. We love cruising and hope those days are not over.