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We have the Hidden gems tour booked for our upcoming cruise. I'm not sure how active you want to be, but it has great reviews on trip advisor. We booked direct, it's cheaper that way.

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I'm not sure what Ncl offers because I've only sailed celebrity to Bermuda. However, on our last cruise there we did the glass bottom boat and really enjoyed it, I think there may be one that includes snorkeling.

But as the pp stated it would be good to compare prices of booking on your own. unless it's the last day I always like the peace of mind of booking through the ship so I know it won't leave with out us. I'd pay a little extra for that guarantee.

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It could be from the app Shipmate

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We did the Museum last year. It was interesting. My husband really liked it, I got a little bored. But you can watch the dolphins at dolphin quest and the view of the ships is amazing up on the hill. It's not something I would do again but it wasn't very expensive and I'm glad we did it.

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We only did the crystal cave, arrived to late to do the other one which has more stairs. I think the ramp at the beginning was harder then the stairs. I don't have pictures of the steps but here's the ramp, it's steeper then it looks. There was no rush getting back up the stairs, you can take your time and take breaks if needed.

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I prefer a table for 2. Mostly because I have trouble hearing people at a larger table. It is too loud with all the background noise and I hate to repeatedly say "what". I've also had the misfortune to be seated with someone who was hateful and said rude things about a couple when they left dinner.

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I enjoyed Nassau. The vendors are extremely pushy, but a firm no gets them to stop. We went to the public beach on paradise island, it was only like $4 for the cab ride. The beach was clean and the water was wonderful. I have read that Nassau is not the safest place, so that might make people want to stay on the ship. I have not been to Freeport.

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According to her instagram she will be on the next 15 weeks. So she should be!

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When we went, we took a bus the whole way. Transferring at the Terminal in Hamilton. The ferry lines were always so long and I enjoyed seeing the islands by bus. I want to say it took about an hour.

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I don't understand. Are you complaining that the potatoes were bland or that your steak was cooked how you ordered it?

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We ate in the Tuscan grill for dinner and it was great! We also had lunch at bistro on five, which I guess is no longer. But we ate there to use up some of our onboard credit we had, and the MDR was unimpressive on the Summit.

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I did this cruise to Bermuda in May. The entertainment was not that great. The comedians they had were good but that was about it as far as the theatre shows the rest really sucked. They had the "game show" activities that were fun but over by 9pm. They had karaoke and music trivia. The crowd on the Summit tends to be older (walkers and scooters galore) so to me it seems like they cater to that crowd. We spent most of our nights hanging out at the martini bar, the live music I really don't remember I think they had a DJ near the martini bar. However, while the entertainment was not that great it was a great cruise. It was relaxing and didn't have kids running all over the place. We liked it enough to book it again for our honeymoon next September.

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We went the second week of May this year. The weather was warm enough to be in bathing suits, like in the 80's I think. But the ocean temp was too cold for me to go in past my knees. Plenty of people were swimming though!

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So jealous! I sailed May 8th and we didn't get to go around the Statue of Liberty

$22 for each cave or $30

If you do both

http://www.caves.bm/planningYourVisit.html

Would a passport card work for your itinerary? It is much cheaper

Thank you! Those are excellent questions to ask.

Oh wow! I need to get on it! Lol thank you so much

Hi all,

I just got engaged and we are thinking of doing a cruise wedding next May/June on embarkation In Baltimore Port. Most likely on Carnival. but how far in advance do I need to book it? Do I have use a travel agent? (I have AAA and used their local travel agents before and it was a disaster, I'd rather not do that again.) I have looked through the boards here but I just don't know where to start!

I did a Kennedy Space center excursion with one of my friends (both females in 30's) I highly recommend it. It was a long day but totally worth it. Our other friends went to the beach for the day and wished they had come with us instead.

Thank you!

I'm re-posting the directions with cleaner formatting for myself and others, as something like this would likely need to be read on the fly by a passenger.

 

 

 

Thank you very much for posting them. It appears a bit more complicated than google maps shows!

 

 

 

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When you come through the toll plaza there are lots of choices and you have to make a quick decision as to where you are going.

 

 

 

For a first timer there's not time to stop and try to spot the correct little sign and I'm not sure the names of all the streets are clearly marked.

 

 

 

GPS is notoriously bad in this area.

 

 

 

- After you pay your toll you go straight across the toll plaza and get on a 2 lane ramp that goes up and curves left. This is hard to miss.

 

 

 

- On the ramp you stay on the right and make the first right, stay to the right and make another right.

 

 

 

- You will come to the light at route 440 where you will make a left, stay left, and make a left at the first light onto Goldsborough Drive.

 

 

 

- Route 440 is a four lane divided highway. You can only turn left at a traffic light - going south the first light is now at Goldsborough Drive.

 

 

 

- The left turn into the port used to be at Port Terminal Blvd (and it still is coming the other way), but they shut down that turn fairly recently and made Goldsborough Drive the main port access road coming from the north.

 

 

 

- Goldsborough Drive will merge with Port Terminal Blvd. You will be able to see the ship and you just follow the crowd about 2 miles out to the ship.

Are these directions still good? Thank you for taking the time to type them out!!

we booked with go best is package also. It shows on our payment receipt, I think it took about 48 hours for all the perks to show on the bill. When I log in it still shows the drink packages and Internet as options to purchase, I'm guessing they are always there.

My BF and I will be on the May 8th sailing and we are in our mid 30's as well. I'm hoping for more people around my age. I'm kind of a night owl (not a party animal anymore) but my BF would be fine with being asleep by 830pm! Lol

I wear one. I throw it in my clutch when dressed up. I got mine from Dollar Tree so it only cost $1! No need to spend more then that