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Technically not your only option. We went to Hola Tacos and were the only ones in the restaurant. I guess nobody knows it's open on embarkation day. Went to the buffet on a sea day and your right, way to over crowded. Wait till 1:30 and it was much better. Didn't find find it that bad on port days. Most people were off the ship.

Couldn't agree more. Just did 14 days on Seashore and everyone was super friendly.

Great review. What time did they open the terminal doors on embarkation day?

Is there speed differences between the browse and stream packages? Or is browse only the same speed but they disable streaming sites. If different speeds any one how big a difference?

Were do you get that schedule? Trying to figure out which pier it will dock at on April 5th.

Cruisemapper shows the Seashore at Ocho Rios on April 10th but our itinerary has changed to Falmouth so Cruisemapper may not have been updated.

Thank you for this. Did it on Allure of Seas years ago and it was pretty good. Leaving on the Seashore next week so may do it again.

We got lucky as well. Our March 29th 11 days changed to 14 days. We were supposed to do 2 back to back days at Ocean Cay, the second one on April 7th. Were still doing 1 back to back days the first week and now we have 3 extra days and new ports(Jamaica and Grand Cayman)

I saw it on a 2 year old post on Reddit. Poster stated that there was no mention of it when booking so it was a nice surprise. Was a small comment on a big post and didn't go into much details.

I read a comment the other day that with Aurea you have priority tender. Anyone know if this is true? If so how does it work? I also read for none Aurea if you want to get off early you either have to book an excursion with the ship or go get a tender number at the casino or somewhere and have to be early, like 6:30 AM. With Aurea can we just skip the lines anytime we want to disembark? If it matters this will be on Seashore and at George Town.

How early were you able to get of the ship with self debarkation?

So you have to reserve time slots to access the thermal area? Hate being on schedule and would prefer to be able to just go when I feel like it. Hard to plan ahead when I'm going to feel like going to spa.

So if they call out tender numbers, how are these numbers assigned? Is it first come first serve or can you pre book a slot to disembark?

Thanks for the information. sounds like the process is the same on day 7 whether were booked for back to back 7 or full 14 days. From post above it sounds like for the 14 day we have now we should keep the same room. Which would make sense since it's one booking. If I do make changes and somehow end up being booked as 7 days back to back I assume it would be 2 separate booking and could possibly not get the same cabin. So I guess the only risk in making changes is potential to have to change cabins halfway. I could leave it as is to see what cabin they will assign me and make changes after if I don't like the cabin they assigned. Although there might not be many choices left by then. Anyone know when they typically assign cabins? How long before the sailing?

No we didn't use a TA. If I do end up with the same cabin what is the difference between 14 days and back to back 7? I know on turnaround day I have to get off the ship even if it's a full 14. If it's back to back do we have to re do the boarding process or just get off to clear the ship and get back on?