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Is your daughter aware that the dressing on Caesar Salad is made with anchovie paste?

On my cruise they had one with no fish, you just had to specify (my waiter offered it because he knew we are vegetarian).

The Indian vegetarian option in the MDR is great but be aware that at least on our cruise it was an option every night so maybe don't do what we did and rush to order it over a different dish the first dinner.

You can pay as you go on one side of the resort, the other side is blocked off for all inclusive. If you do all inclusive you can pay a $5 deposit in advance to reserve your spot, which I recommend as they often sell out.

Can report that Paradise has this for Miller Lite and the frog one at the Lido indoor buffet. Miller was a bit cheaper. I didn't even think to check my charges for gratuity!

When we were disembarking from Paradise we were delayed a bit because of technical difficulties with the gangway. I think it was well under an hour delay but it was my first cruise so I don't really know how disembarkation should flow.

Hi all,

So, I just got back from a 4 night cruise on Paradise. On our first sea day, February 24th, the ship shuttered to a stop, and the officers all got on their phones. The Capitan announced something about alpha team to engine room one for a training exercise. The fire doors shut (buffet staff send very confused and didn't know how to direct people around on the deck) and according to put dinner mates the announcements were piped into the cabins (unlike most announcements). It may have been completely unrelated and an actual "training exercise" but the stopping, lack of pre-drill announcement to ensure that passengers didn't panic, and the fact that they didn't do it at port (where I've been told is typical) makes me question it.

Just wanted to share my experience in case those of you who know technical information about ships can use it!