mets123

Still no Quest.

Is the liquor store on the ship well stocked? Do they have Blanton's bourbon? Thanks in advance. We're boarding on 10/13 for a B2B.

I've gotten some very good price drops on accessible cabins, even if there are none available. In August, I repriced two Anthem cruises in Jan 23, and one in April 23. I saved almost $2300 between the three of them.

Keep in mind there is usually no bar services in the balcony on the Oasis.

Stay away from the Windjammer during prime time breakfast and lunch times. They can't handle the crowd. I'm not sure if it's under staffed or just not big enough. Try JR'S for breakfast or the Solarium.

What does your question have anything to do with my topic?

For what it's worth, blocks are out of stock on the Oasis as of last week

I don't know where you are located on the ship so take what I am saying with a grain of salt. We tend to book rooms on the opposite side of the ship from the dining room. And we make sure our table is located on deck five. Then all we need to do is get off the elevator and go through the promenade to the dining room across the way. We bypass all the hassles and congestion with those elevator banks.

Also , on the Anthem accessible rooms, you can swipe your key card and the door will automatically open.

The accessible room beds on the Anthem and Oasis are the same height as regular room beds. I can't comment on the other ships.

Keep in mind you're going to dock at Crown Bay.

It' was open on the Oasis. We either go there or the barbaque to avoid the Windjammer zoo on day 1

Can your parents stand up in the shower? Keep in mind that their standard room showers are very small. The chair may not fit inside the shower. Also , there are no grab bars in the bathroom by the toilet or in the shower. And it's either a step up or down into the bathroom. Can they handle that? I don't know their situation, but my wife is a stroke survivor and these are the things I need to consider.

On a Miami port stop , does anyone know if Royal or private companies run shuttles to South Beach like they do to Ron Jon in Cape Canaveral?

We were supposed to but the covid surge last Christmas scared my wife. She said do whatever I want which is wife speak "we're not going".

My wife uses a scooter and takes it off a ship. I can't comment about European ports, but in ports like Portland Maine, and Nassau Bahamas, my wife went off the ship but found it very difficult riding on their cobblestone streets and went back to the ship within 20 minutes. She is on the heavy side, and I'm sure that it added to the discomfort.

As you probably know, a regular shower in tiny. With a stool, it will be very tight.

On sailing the week before, the Sunday after Thanksgiving. Then Jan 2, and again on Jan 24.

I was there in late May and they were using a few golf carts to transfer people from the ships to the street. But I think is was mostly for handicapped and elderly people.

On onboard next week too, but just in a balcony. We don't have CK to go to.

It was very well advertised the program was ending last week. I ordered 16 more tests before the deadline.

We've been on the Anthem at least 15 times. The Windjammer there is great. They really got their act together.

I'm interested in this tour. Has anyone taken it and what are your opinions? It's about $26.00 and takes an hour. I checked the website but there's not much information there.

Has anyone done this tour thru RCCL? Is it worth the $84.00. I've checked reviews and results are mixed. How far is the Backyard Rum Shack from the cruise port; maybe we'll just take a taxi over there? Thanks in advance for you help.