lilabet

Thanks Ruth C and Mamasylvia, I will take my own door stop ad keep it with me when coming and going. :cool: Lilabet

I know this is off the subject...but does anyone know how to open cabin door when on a scooter and how to keep it open as you drive scooter in cabin. My hubby won't be along to help with this issue..

Thanks for any answers.

My DH I know, will NEVER (in his under shorts) put the luggage out in hallway, night before we get off... without making sure his foot is HOLDING DOOR OPEN.and he has KEY in his hand. I was up in library and did not know that he had walked the halls and rode an elevator to visit to the front office dressed only in this attire, until I arrived back to a very flustered man My immediate response was "you didn't see anyone we knew, did you?!!" Oh,and to add to the his look "his smile" was soaking in water in the bathroom. We laugh together now, but he wasn't laughing then, only I was. Thank heavens we were getting off the ship in a few hours..

I also vote for Windstar, it is worth checking out. A real sailing ship with sails and goes where others can't because of size. I have heard it is fabulous! Very casual.

Dancing has been disappointing on my previous cruises, but I have usually been on older ships. Not enough room, wrong kind of music, hard to find dancers who know how to dance! I am wondering if the larger and more modern ships are better equipped for it - Royal Caribbean, HAL and NCL Caribbean cruises departing south Florida in November and December. Any input as to which ship and line would be most appropriate would be appreciated! Dance is my passion, and though I teach it it would also be nice to find ladies who already know swing and or ballroom and or latin - just to dance! :)

I hear you danceguy ...too bad we weren't on same ship.Ha Ha! My husband doesn't really like dancing and gets up only because he knows how much I love it, he doesn't even mind if I am asked to dance with others who also enjoy dancing.I especially like to swing to big band music, actually, I love all dancing and feel "HAPPY" every time the opportunity to do so, comes along.

To answer your question, you may want to look into Holland America as they have some of the dance pros from Dancing with the Stars joining the odd cruise and I would think that would attract women who maybe can dance already. Any of the ships I have been on, do not have the room to perform a big flowing waltz, but maybe a tight cha cha. I don't know if this has even addressed any of your questions, hope so. Good luck and keep on dancing!