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  1. We did the Avocado Guacamole Class a few years ago on Harmony and enjoyed it.
  2. Palma Majorca also had a very nice aquarium. We did the aquarium and then went across the street to the beach.
  3. The NCL Gem and Jewel also do Panama Canal cruises. Those ships are better if you don't like crowds or big attractions. We sailed the Jade which is a sister to the Gem and Jewel. It was renovated, perfect for us and didn't require any reservations. The Joy is a big ship where you do need reservations for shows.
  4. The entrance fee was included. I don't think loungers were but we didn't try to get one . We just put our towels down. My husband did bring his backpack on the Skyride. We enjoyed the excursion. When you get to Magen's Bay, go left and walk down aways to avoid crowds. Definitely, get a bushwacker. Yum.
  5. We were on the Apex which is a newer, popular ship and there was maybe 5 kids tops on the whole ship. Just sail when school is in session.
  6. I would book any must do excursions as soon as possible. Check your cruise planner.
  7. Royal Caribbean has some itineraries advertised as Cabo overnight. How long is the tender ride? The boat would be in Cabo from 1pm to 1pm the next day. Would it be worth it to tender the morning you are only there until 1pm?
  8. I have never gotten the Priority Pass. There is a live thread here on someone sailing the NCL Bliss out of California. She showed herself bypassing lines. I have only sailed NCL out of Rome, Athens, and Honolulu.
  9. Getting the Priority Pass would be a good investment to avoid crowds at embarkation, disembarkation and tendering.
  10. Except you would need to check the UK and European Union school schedule. A few years ago, we sailed the Epic in August, and there was loads of Spaniard and Italian kids on summer holiday.
  11. Isn't this a port intensive itinerary? Wouldn't you most likely be having lunch off the ship and spending very little time on the ship? On the sea day, you can have breakfast and lunch at the Main Dining Room to avoid crowds.
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