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We loved the Vasa Museum in Stockholm. It won't take too much of your time but is a unique experience. https://www.vasamuseet.se/en And you must have cinnamon buns for "fika" https://www.scandinaviastandard.com/in-pursuit-of-perfection-stockholms-best-kanelbullar/ Excited to join you on your epic 'voyage(s)'

No problem, thanks for responding. Enjoy the rest of your cruise.

@shepherd really If there is a ship tour that ends at the Buenos Aires airport (EZE), could you post details please? Loving the preview that both you and ORV have been generous to share while onboard.

Which level of subscription has access to this feature on Marinetraffic? For some cruises the finer detail isn't that important when showing a ship's past route, but I'd love to be able to see this level of detail on our Antarctica cruise next year.

I don't know how it compares to other ships in tropical regions, but a good part of the Inaugural Panama Canal Cruise, it felt like the air-conditioning/fans were not quite up to the task of cooling certain parts of the ship. We had our cabin set to the lowest possible setting the entire cruise. We had the choice of moving to a cooler area as needed - it was the staff I felt sorry for as they were in some cases very obviously working in extremely sticky conditions without opportunity to cool off. I do appreciate though that we all have different tolerance levels to temperature, so it ends up being a case for guests of knowing your own needs and coming equipped with whatever will help you personally.

So sorry you ended trip that way, hope your recovery is rapid.

When is your next cruise? If not imminent, I will try to post the displayed cosmetics.

@LHT28 Thank you so much. That's perfect 🥰

😁 🍜🚶‍♀️🍝 A photo would be great, thanks. I was surprised that, given the abundance of photos posters have kindly provided, there hasn't been any of the shop interiors (at least none that I've seen!)

I forgot about the pillow chocolates. We brought those home with us last time (no chocolate cravings that time 😀) Thank you Lyn, don't go out of your way though; better to enjoy every moment.

Thanks all. I aim not to need to purchase anything, but it's good to know its there, just in case! There's always Grand Cayman, should the need arise, but I've heard the prices there are somewhat elevated too. We certainly won't NEED to purchase snacks, but for some reason at one point of every vacation we just crave chocolate or a salty snack 😜

Is there a shop/store/counter onboard where you can buy the kinds of things one is likely to forget when packing? I've found only mention of boutiques, duty-free and that kind of thing. I am not planning to forget things, but we won't really have the opportunity to pick things up prior to embarking. I'm thinking of the small necessities like toiletries, first-aid, snacks. Thanks in advance.

Terri, you may not need it anyway, see below taken from NHS website. The yellow fever vaccine provides lifelong protection for most people. A further dose of vaccine is recommended for a small number of travellers who are visiting yellow fever risk areas, including those who were previously vaccinated when they were: pregnant under 2 years old living with HIV had a weakened immune system before having a bone marrow transplant Rarely, a further dose of vaccine may also be advised if there's a concern about the traveller's risk of yellow fever, for example, if they're working or living for some time in a high-risk area.

I feel your excitement! We got an early slot too. I found the online check-in much quicker and easier than sister company NCL's surprisingly.

Looks like we're going to have a race with the Sky! 🙂