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You can also ask your cabin steward for a mattress topper...these work well since RCI doesn't offer the foam type any longer.

I'll assume you mean fly out of MCO on disembarkation day. It takes typically 45 min to get from Port Canaveral to MCO. A shared shuttle might be an option...many to choose from. A flight around noon or a bit earlier should be no problem depending on what's available with the carrier you'll be using.

Try Hampton Inn & Suites Blue Lagoon. They do offer a shuttle to MIA.

Being "linked" makes no difference when it comes to C&A cruise points.

Actually I would (have) book a hotel in the upper Old Town. We loved the location of Place d' Armas.

https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/california/bill-could-ban-clear-program-airports/3518688/ Just to clarify...perhaps my word "stopping" wasn't what I should have used.

Personally the only time I use a 3rd party to book a hotel is for Hyatt Place with ValueTrips. Otherwise I book directly with the hotel as a member and opt for a refundable rate and an easy cancellation policy.

We did a private shuttle for the 6 of us. Driver picked us up at 8:00am and we were at MCO a little before 9:00am. We were on RCI Harmony.

Heard on the news that the Clear program may be stopping...anyone have an update on this change? We have had Global Entry and it's worked great for us.

You should have no trouble with that flight time. We booked our transportation with Cruise Control and were there in plenty of time. We did self assist and the driver was there waiting for us. Arrived right around 9:00am at MCO. Call Corey at Cruise Control 888 416-8830

Check pricing but your might consider using Chilkoot. We did an amazing excursion with them. Their one of the most popular options in Skagway. We opted for the morning bus up train down and it was great. Back into Skagway at noon that gave us time to have lunch and walk around the town.

Thanks for the reply but was hoping.

We just print out our SetSail Pass and get our luggage tags from the porter at the terminal. The tags are strong just like the airline type. You or the porter will write your cabin number on them and you're good to go.

Yes, his tours book up quickly. Hopefully next time you have a port stop there you'll get on his tour.

We have Hyatt Place through ValueTrips for this May and got the $119.00 rate. With tax it comes to $134.47...a great price point for our post cruise night.