Jackie68

I had a cruise booked for Nov 2020 that I cancelled ... We rescheduled for June of 2021. Hopefully everything will be settled by then, if not, I booked it fully refundable just in case. Worse case scenario, I cancel before final payment and get all my money back. But I guess time will tell .... (side note: the cruise we booked was Norwegian Fjords out of Amsterdam and there weren’t many balcony or ocean view rooms left already this far out, so I guess that’s a good sign) 

I just cancelled our cruise for Nov 2020 - Just in case. Even if it still sails, I don’t think I’m comfortable enough yet to get on a cruise ship. We do have one booked for June 2021 so hopefully everything will be settled by then. 

Hi!

You shouldn't have any problems finding what you need - Chicken breast, fish (not fried), carbs, steamed veggies, egg white omelets in the Windjammer Buffet (it's not open 24 hours, but extended hours so when we're eating 5 to 6 times a day it helps) and a lot of times if you don't see something that fits in with your meal plan, you can ask them to make it for you. When they put sauce on everything it makes it hard to track the macros, so I'll have them make it without all that extra stuff. Also, the main dining room always has healthy options and they can adjust things to meet your needs, so no worries there. Bringing pre-workout and bcaas should be fine as long as they're in powder form. Same thing with supplements (but leave them in the containers so they can see what it is if they need to). Also, don't be expecting a gym like you're probably used to. Usually the weight room is small (the cardio room is HUGE normally) and I have yet to see a squat rack anywhere. But, you'll be able to make do. The biggest challenge for me is the alcohol. Definitely my downfall ... But, if you're into a fit lifestyle, it's absolutely do-able. And you'll be on a nice ship, so you should be fine.