mets123

It takes less than 5 minutes, nothing to stress about.

We just got off the Oasis today on a five nighter to Halifax and Saint John. Nights were cool and almost cold, about , 52-55. The late Aqua 80 show was cancelled Three times due to cold and windy conditions. Like others said, pack in layers. I always wear shorts when I get off the ship, but this time I needed pants. And a jacket as well.

It's open on sea days, usually 8-10. It's sometimes open on port days and times will vary depending on what time the gangway opens. Like biker said times are listed in the app.

For breakfast, avoid the Windjammer and main dining room between 8:45 - 10:00, the wait is about 45 then. Try Johnny Rockets for breakfast, it just started serving breakfast again and you can walk right in.

Shops are still open. You can take a taxi to Atlantis or mini bus to Baha Mar resort.

Yes, they do have golf carts that shuttle passengers back and forth. They were in use last week when I was there on the Oasis. They are supposed to be used for handicapped people only.

Are we north enough to see the Northern lights?

Thanks, we're actually sailing a 14 round trip from Cape Library, NJ.

Keep in mind you're on sand by the straw market. A regular wheelchair or power chair with small wheels will get stuck in the sand.

The rule of thumb is to book when you're comfortable with the price. If it goes down, you can always ask Royal to reprice it. Waiting until final payment is past doesn't always work, especially for summer cruises. If the cruise is almost sold out, prices will be much higher.

I just booked the 14 day Jewel cruise to Greenland next September. Has anyone suggestions on what to see? Also, are we north enough to see the Northern lights?

I just saved almost $400 on two cruises this fall. No drops for 2023 cruises yet.

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.

I was on the Oasis last week. It was only open for lunch.

FYI.... Summer starts June 21.

To answer others questions, Johnny Rockets is NOT open for breakfast. The line is not that bad for breakfast if you get to the dining room or Windjammers before 8:30. After that expect 30-45 minute wait. I haven't seen accessible seating in the Windjammer for breakfast all week. Avoid Raja, the head waiter in the Windjammer if you need help in handicap seating. There are no signs showing accessible seating.

Both were available but with not many available tables. My wife is in a scooter which makes it very trying in the Park Cafe. We got to the Windjammer today and got in. FYI, the Windjammer eliminate the omelette stations.

Breakfast was a joke this morning. At 8:45 the wait for the Windjammer was at least an hour. The line for deck three breakfast wrapped twice around the elevator banks. I saw the hotel director at the top tier event and asked about the long wait. His response, "We didn't have any problem I was aware of".

I'm doing a b2b on the Adventure in October. Glad we don't have to leave the ship. Even happier it's in the same cabin.

Sounds great. I'll email you when I get home from work. Probably 6:30 or so. Bob

My wife is a stroke survivor and we only sail out of Cape Liberty these days. We could just mail to each other if you are still interested.

How about for an Anthem?

What time were you in town? It seemed pretty deserted. I'll miss Guavaberry Emporium, I always got a bottle or two to bring home. Is their kiosk in the port area still open?

I always ask when I book, I've been doing so for the past ten years or so. Usually get it better than half the time. And some cruises are almost two years out.

I have a question about the logistics of the antigen testing for Bermuda. We'll be doing a B2B on the Adventure in October, a nine day NE/Canada followed by 5 day Bermuda. Will Royal administer the antigen test and forward the results to Bermuda? I ask this because I've read that Royal doesn't do testing any more on B2B's.