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The Encore's first Alaskan cruise of the season out of Seattle will be this Sunday April 28th. When people start posting Freestyle Dailies, you will have a better idea events and their times.

Thank You for sharing your wonderful adventure. I pray that you have an uneventful journey home.

Eating outside at Ocean Blue can be very chilly. The movement of the ship creates its' own breeze and it can be very cold in the outside dining venues not just Ocean Blue.

Most if not all restaurants have tables for two people. As a solo passenger, I eat the majority of my meals at table meant for two people. No problem at all. Relax and enjoy your cruise.

A large number of cruise ship itineraries are set several years in advance of your specific cruise. Lots of things can occur in between. Right now a number of ports, communities and countries are setting limits as to the number of cruise ships and passengers can be in a particular port at a particular time. No way to know in advance. With some of the newer NCL ships, the lifeboats can not be used as tenders either. Just a current fact of life.

Prayers for your safe journey. This sounds like a wonderful adventure.

Will you have enough space or be under weight, if she decides to purchase shoes on this adventure?

I sail as a solo passenger. Rarely do I make dining reservations. If you go shortly before the restaurant opens usually you can be seated rather quickly. Most if not all the restaurants have tables for just two people. Enjoy your cruise and your time together.

JEWEL SENIOR OFFICERS as of 19 April 2024 as posted by YVRteacher: Captain: Johan Stofling General Manager: Rumi Khatao Cruise Director: Renan de Oliveira Guest Services Manager: Ronan Ramos Food and Beverage director: Tyson Pinto Executive Housekeeper: Richard Estolano Executive Chef: Baiju Ravinran Restaurant Manager: Maria Dizon Beverage Manager: Winchester Barracks Cruise Next Manager: Rodan Robles

Thanks I am posting it now. I hope you and Dad have a wonderful cruise

One of the people posting cruise news stories reported on it a few weeks ago. Today a city in Turkey and a very popular city (very long name) in Iceland. Sandroni Greece has been added to the list as well as Sitka and Juneau Alaska. The list seems to get longer and longer.

Newport along with a number of ports of call around the world are beginning to limit the number of cruise ships that can be docked at one time. Very much a recurring theme at the moment.

How many ships are docking or tendering that particular day? Many ports of call seem to be limiting the number of cruise ships and their passengers on a day by day basis.

Sunday of Labor Day weekend-- huge community events and too many cruise ships and passengers probably. One of many communities trying to reduce the number of cruise ships and their passengers.

Have a wonderful adventure. Prayers for your safety and those in your party. BIG BIG BIG BIG HUG