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Pity you need to use both Hans to drive it that’s my only issue

We are in Feb 2031 and Jan 2020, so close but no cigar

We did our first one, three years to the next, then a few I. Quick time, doctors then made me take a break for about 7 years, some at least one a year since 2014, have 6 booked in the next 18 months, ranging from 3 nights to 34 b2b. Still dreaming of the 77 night Circle Pacific and a World Cruise but medical men don’t want me leaving Aus

It is fine to say book early but 1. When you both still work it isn’t always easy 2. I have tried to book some cruises on the day they are released and couldn’t get an accessible cabin.

Maybe more ships need more accessible options.

True, we looked at a Regent one, the price was to me just crazy, as I wouldn’t have got value out of all the extras, but I can see how others may. At the end of the day you need to do what’s best for you and whilst there were some attractions in the Regent Product it just didn’t add up for us.

I must say I got a shock at the single prices, we normally like to do the steakhouse every week or two. we are on Radiance and Serenade if that makes any difference

I was mainly wondering if anyone who has sailed RCCL more had any reason I should depart from that plan. Feels like a newbie having so many days booked on a new line.

My current thinking is don’t get it on the NZ cruise, see how the included stuff suits us, have a look at menus for the specialty restaurants and make a call on the longer cruises.

Well, I thought he was a bike peddled.

I’ve seen four wheelers on Princess ships.

I also make sure I take my charger with me, just in case.

Or just peddle harder.

Ahh that’s why I can’t do it, we get back from Tassie on the 15th

I love the “I just booked a cruise” feel, no matter who I booked with. Princess is normally my first choice, but happy to go with a few other lines.