MrsBear52

Hi. Our ports are Kotor, Santorini, Mykonos, Corfu and Dubrovnik. Our TA asked NCL who advised that only 2 ports would require a tender but we’ve heard there may be more. What would be helpful to know is how many steps there are going down to the tender. Thanks.:)

Thanks. I will have a look at this.:)

Can anyone who has been on the Star recently from Venice advise on which ports are tendered? We are due to go on 30 September. Also, I have mobility issues (walk with a cane due to bad knees) and would be grateful to know how many steps I will need to walk down to get to the tender and how easy it is to get into the lifeboat or similar. I can do stairs as long as I know how many there are and can take my time:) All info greatly appreciated!

The forum you want to check out is the Northern Europe and Baltics port of call forum. Here is the link for you:

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/forumdisplay.php?f=192

Thanks Cole, much appreciated:D

We are due to sail on Getaway and really want to visit Tallinn but I have limited mobility and use a walking stick so looking for advice about what is the best way to tackle this. All advice gratefully received.

Thanks for the words of wisdom. It's good to know what's available but at the end of the day it's only soda and we are looking forward to our cruise:)

Sailing on 28 September and first time with NCL. Can someone advise if you can buy cans of diet Pepsi on board, either individually or as part of a soda package? We don't like the mug idea for fountain soda! Also, do they do non-alcoholic cocktails and, if so, are they part of a package or do you buy them individually? If so what sort of price? Thanks for any help offered on this one.

We had shower gel in a C1 room on Constellation in May this year. Only used it on first night/last morning as we had our own with us. Good product for use by men or women. Hope this helps.

We were on deck 7 on Constellation in May. Great rooms and large balconies. We liked deck 7 as close to all areas and very, very quiet. No issues with smoke or noise either and it was wonderful to sail out of ports listening to the music drifting down from deck 10. Go for it and have a wonderful cruise on a superb ship with a super Captain and Cruise Director.

We had a CC on Constellation in an accessible room where we had loads of space. I am not a wheelchair user but need lots of space to move as I have a chronic knee condition. I also need a shower with space and a shower stool and cabin 7212 provided all of that and more. I think it would be easy to manoeuvre a wheelchair in that space and there was a ramp onto the balcony. Which was huge! Hope this helps.

Just off the Connie and pleased to report they do a baked French onion soup on the classic side of the menu in MDR. A little sweet for my taste but good al,the same.

Thanks everyone for your quick responses. I thought it unlikely they would dock at Muuga but wanted to check as my walking is limited due to a knee condition. Fingers crossed we dock at the harbour!

We have booked a premium non alcoholic drinks package as neither of us drink much. Speciality coffees are included in this but just wondering if that applies in Cafe Baccii? We are new to this so would welcome some help.

We are on Celebrity Constellation, out of Amsterdam on 21 May. Just noted we are scheduled to dock at Muuga terminal. Will Celebrity run a shuttle service into town? How far is it, etc?

Going on a Baltic cruise with Celebrity Constellation this summer and have limited mobility. I use a walking stick and can walk a reasonable distance but slowly and find too many steps difficult. What's the best way to see St Petersburg?