mkcurran

The obvious answer is to use all your drinks. 😆

I need that cake in my life.

I hear @sid_9169 is skilled in handling that kind of situation.

At least something is keeping an eye on you. 😆😆

My bestest dog ever was named Sadie. She looks adorable!

I'd like to see this and the option to add excursions in as well. Or maybe just have an "all-inclusive" price that lets includes cheers, wifi, and excursions up to a certain amount.

Most all of the free stuff is on the lido.

Deli, Blue Iguana and guys are all good places

Very curious about this as well. I was wondering about wearing extra stuff to hold my medallion, if I go next year. Attaching it to the watch seems easy enough.

Heart attack hill! Lmao! That is a very true description.

Thank you for doing this. I am enjoying your travels.

Nervous about getting to the tour on time. lol. I'm sure you will be fine, no matter who you go with. They are all experts about getting back to the ship on time.

Normal pace no more than 30 minutes. Give yourself 45 minutes, if you are nervous. I know we've walked all the way past all of the vendor docks in about 45 minutes. There are lots of fish that hang out in the marina, so we stop often to look.

Yay! Glad to see you back i action!

It'll be in walking distance. There's only one marina and everything is very walkable. The tenders pull up in the red circle, tours leave from the yellow circle.

Hazzel is the best! We used her too! Guided us around the crowds. It was awesome.

Yes!

Nevermind. Didn’t read the fine print.🤷‍♀️😆

Thank you!

So both hotels offer secure parking for the cruise? Are they cheaper or more secure than parking at the port?

I'm looking at 3/15/25. So right in the middle of March.

If I go in March will there be lots of kids? How are La Paz and Lareto? Anything someone new to Princess should know before going?

Depends, are you sailing before or after daylight savings time change in the spring?

See you on board!

I've done this cruise many times. For Cabo I recommend any Carnival excursion, makes tendering easier and less stressful. For Mazatlan I've used this vendor: Mazatlan Tours, Activities, and Excursions The Stone Island beach break gives you a brief catamaran tour, beach time, open bar, lunch and two activities each, such as snorkeling, banana boat rides, horseback riding, etc. I've used them in PV as well: Puerto Vallarta Tours, Activities, and Excursions There I did the city and tequila tour. Lately I've been going to Playa del Muerto, and hitting the beach club at La Palapa. It's got a minimum spend, which is easy to reach with lunch. The parasailing guys set up right there, so grabbing a quick ride is easy. Just know the first and the last sea days can be breezy and cool, so bring a jacket. As for the ship, I sailed on her for the first-time last year and was pleasantly surprised. Never seems too crowded. The lay out is nice. We spent a lot of time outside of Ocean plaza at the tables and daybeds catching sun and relaxing.