RocketMan275

It was neither ‘innocent’ nor rational to claim Haven was stealing space.

If you review this thread, you'll find that giving FCC for price drops following final payment is standard policy from NCL.

Your comment about the Haven stealing space from the rest of the ship was stirring the pot. You can make the same point about 'stolen' space with suites.

So, do you think suites are 'stealing' space from non-suite cabins?

Now, why would you think the Haven 'stole' public space? Those in the Haven are also 'public'. Do suites 'steal' space from other cabins? Please explain.

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even cheaper to bring the cash from home.

Always tip with cash. Really isn't a big deal to travel with several hundred dollars. To be honest, never leave the house without cash. You can get change from guest services so it's not necessary to carry a large number of bills. Several $100's, enought to cover gratuities and other expenses.

I always use a TA and I get this documentation directly from NCL.

Not necessarily so. Many choose not to wait until the end of the cruise.

The only way to get the crissonts is to book a haven room. The Haven does not provide room service to other cabins.

Don't miss the cruise, call a cab.

We used to be arrive at the port as early as possible. Sometimes even before the doors open. Now, we agree with graphic guy. No need to sit/stand for a couple of hours to board maybe 30 minutes earlier. Arrive at 0900, board at 1115. Arrive at 1100, board at 1130.

I've never understood why the site of someone in shorts ruins one's culinary experience. If it does, I would suggest not to crawl around on the floor looking under tables.

There are some reports that some airlines are examining 'leaning seats' where one doesn't sit but only leans.