ColeThornton

Sounds like he was softening you up for an extra tip. 😉

Just curious, what is it you are trying to find out?

It was already discussed within this thread.

Servers don't always work the same venue/shifts every day, it can change up.

Recommendation: Read through the threads in this forum. Lots of great info already available. Familiarize yourself with the FAQ section on NCL.com. Go to the review section and peruse reviews for whichever ship you are interested in. Feel free to start new threads with SPECIFIC questions you may have. Cheers.

Nice feet, Frodo. 😉

I would bring a 6 foot cord, I don't think the 6 inch cord will be long enough. 😉

https://www.carnival.com/help Check out the FAQ's for the beverage and liquor policy. Energy drinks are okay to bring on board.

I would post on the Celebrity forum here on Cruise Critic and ask for advice on where the quiet spots are for whatever ship you booked. Enjoy your cruise.

Sure it does, scroll down the page.

https://www.ncl.com/why-cruise-norwegian/casino-cruise

From the NCL website: https://www.ncl.com/onboard-packages/beverage-packages

I'm so sorry you are having to go through this. Hang in there, we're all here for you!

Is there something specific you are trying to find out?

Mistake #1: Clicking on a suspicious internet ad.

Here you go... https://www.carnival.com/airport-transfers?icid=icp_ccl_transports_0802_footer

Are you time traveling? 😉

Dress appropriately, you aren't in your living room. Enjoy your cruise.

Minor detail about flight terms. Non-stop and Direct are different things. Direct flights will have one or more stops while non-stop is obviously straight from point A to point B.

No. From the NCL.com FAQ's: Effective for sailings July 15, 2016 and beyond, guests are prohibited from bringing any beverages -- including liquor, beer and non-alcoholic drinks such as water, soda and juices -- on board either as carry-on or checked luggage, with the exception of purified or distilled water in factory-sealed containers for use in conjunction with medical devices or for the reconstitution of infant formula; and fully sealed and/or corked wine bottles for personal consumption onboard that is subject to screening and a corkage fee (for guests 21 years of age or older). Open beverages of any kind must be consumed or discarded at the security check-point, on embarkation day and at any port of call. This revised policy brings the company in line with other best practice travel security protocols and reduces the need for individual time consuming screening and package inspection of large volumes of beverages.

You may want to ask this in the Roll Call for your cruise.

Edited because I'm dumb. lol

Did you mean 2024? 😉

Well looking at your username, why don't you take care of the problems. 😉

Is it just me that finds it amusing to read food being reviewed by someone named "CatBoiler"? LOL 😉