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8 hours ago, c-leg5 said:

It depends on your idea of luxury.  
 

Cozumel is not known for big resorts with lots of fancy facilities.
 

Secrets aura is the only Adult - only I can think of but not sure I would consider luxury. There are higher class/priced resorts. There are boutique type resorts. There are more private  beach club areas. Is this just for a couple?

It depends what your idea of luxury is and what facilities are important to you.

Thank you. Yes, it is just for DH and I. I am looking for a higher end Day Pass Hotel/Resort. Activities are not necessary. Just a beautiful setting, good food, and drinks.

Is there a Luxury Day Pass Hotel in Cozumel preferably 18 and up, no kids?

Thank you

On 1/4/2024 at 7:21 AM, Hambagahle said:

I made dining reservations for our 21 April cruise last night.  went to check them today and what I think  might be the days of the week are in a language I do not know.  (Might be Portuguese??  But WHY??)

 

Example - first day on the ship and we are booked for Polo it says "terça-feria abr.22".  This is bizarre !!!

That's Portuguese. Terça-feira is Tuesday April 22. Nothing bizarre at all. 

Is there a pool and or hot tub at The Retreat Sundeck area reserved for suites?

My reservation says Promotional Amenities US$200 OLife Choice Shipboard Credit per passenger. Withe that money instead of buying something at the stores or using at the Spa I would prefer to either buy the Prestige Package for one person only since my husband doesn't drink or pay for specialty restaurant.

I'm new to Oceania. Is SBC complimentary shipboard credit?

Can you purchase the Prestige Package with OBC (on board credit)?

Can you also pay for specialty restaurants with OBC?

30 minutes ago, asalligo said:

Yes, MSC just assigns you a check in time. You do not get to pick it at check in like Carnival. This check in time also changed several times for my last cruise and was 2pm when my boarding documents were first sent and changed to 10:30am three days before my cruise. MSC also unlike Carnival pretty much ignores your check in time and you can show up whenever you like. 

 

 

26 minutes ago, Tom-n-Cheryl said:

 

Perfect 🙂

 

Tom

leaving tomorrow. My embarkation time was 10;30 am. Yesterday they changed to 2:00 pm. Does anyone know why?

My cruise is coming up on Dec. 28 and I can't buy a restaurant package on line. Any ideas what I should do before I call MSC? 

16 hours ago, smrtypnts said:

How do you book a cabana or beach bed?  I have looked all over RCCL and at all the excursions and can't find it anywhere

I booked it on line. Give them a call...

 On Chill Beach, the Cabanas are located next to the Beach Beds. They have a roof and walls and a "L" shape sofa. It looked pretty much the same as the Beach Beds but more expensive. They both had a cooler with water and water mats. We had 2 floats. I don't know how many floats for the Cabana. The night before you are asked to fill up your choices for lunch and what time you want to eat. Truthfully, I don't know what the perks are for the Cabana. I think in the Cabana you can seat several people and in the Beach Bed, 2 people can lie down on the queen size bed, and 2 people on the 2 lounge chaises. So basically 4 people. There is also a small table. I'm pretty sure the price is per cabana not per person.  

One good thing about CocoCay is that there are a lot of beach umbrellas everywhere. If you don't want to book a bungalow you'll find shade for sure and  free of charge.

I booked a Beach Bed and was very happy. We had number 7, which was the last one. Very private and surrounded by nature. The bar was close by. They brought our lunch at the time we had asked for. It's basically a king size bed with a roof and curtains on the side "very Gatsby". No one in front of you, just the beach. Wear water shoes. The bottom is kind of slimy.  

Does anyone know if you are allowed to bring a beach umbrella to Princess Cays? 

what is a big box site?

1 hour ago, alevyinroc said:

 

I wonder if some of this is due to the large group (over 1500 people last I heard) booked on this sailing. We booked in advance , aboard our last cruise (about 14 months before this one) and thought the price wasn't too bad.

With this big group of people I can only imagine how many pool chairs will be "hogged" at CocoCay. 

1 hour ago, SAmome said:

FYI that either the South Beach Cabana listing may have been premature, no longer listed, or they were all snapped up b/c they were the cheapest cabanas at 399.

 

There are only 8 Coco Cay shore excursions listed.

Will South Beach be open? Is it open?

19 minutes ago, Cru1s1ng2009 said:

Beach beds are MUCH cheaper. About $150. About the same size as the cabanas but it is just a bed to lay on. Comes with 2 loungers, floating mats, and water.

Does sit provide any shade? 

I'm on the Symphony stopping at CocoCay on May 26 and I don't see beach beds or clamshells being offered, only South Beach Cabanas. What's the difference between Beach Beds and Beach Cabanas?

What a relief that Symphony will be the only ship at CocoCay that day! But still, those prices are intense...

11 hours ago, Biker19 said:

Book Virgin voyages. 

and if you are not into tattoo parlor and drag queen brunch show?! I too wished that would be an adult only designated area at Coco Cay. 

11 hours ago, lazydayz said:

I would love an adults only area on the island. Even better, adults only, all inclusive drinks, snorkeling gear, floating mats, etc. I am thinking private beach club. 

I second that 🙂

I placed an early bid for a JS on the Mariner of the Seas and did not win. It was a weak bid and I was notified the night before the cruise. Someone else on the same cruise won a GS with a weak bid. You never know ... 

I'm trying to book a cruise for next year and when I select the cabin the site crashes... Is it down tonight?

2 hours ago, Host Clarea said:

 

None of those.  The suite classes are only on Oasis and Quantum class ships.

Thank you. Does Junior suite have access to the suite lounge on the Navigator of the Seas?