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I have recently got off Infinity and made this about Ephesus - the idea is to give people some idea of what to expect and consider ship/private. having read about Mary's House being strenuous - I would suggest that by itself it isn't.

my most recent ones -

I like to film sail ins and outs using time lapse. I have a growing number which I post on YouTube in a dedicated play list. - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYO2q38aPc0WBC94UX2T7yEjSPnZeaWQm

My understanding is Aqua has glass doors but others still have curtains - I may be wrong.

thanks - that's worth knowing.

https://youtu.be/5b2_JkGKRlc

I was on Infinity just before it went into dry dock and again just after - once in a balcony and once in Aqua - https://youtu.be/9hO1kOUlVZ4

interesting - coming from the UK I feel that about transatlantic - love doing them but FL as a destination gets tired real quick - end up looking at breaking the flight up on the way back instead. Strange to sail all that way to then fly back for a break so close to home but one can get good deals doing so.

Marella also doesn't like it but have only said that in response to being asked - carnival have also made a statement. My view is it is fun as long as it doesn't go over the top (e.g. when one person bring loads and loads), when they are eco friendly and when care is taken hiding them. https://bnnbreaking.com/lifestyle/carnival-cruise-line-bans-rubber-ducks-with-business-cards-and-homemade-goodies

Be aware that I have recently heard that some cruise lines are saying 'no' to people doing it now.

I have put together some re-mixed snippets of ships moving set to music - just a bit of fun.

in a way - already have the answer now though.

Cadiz - November 2023 - I wondered what it was and now things are making sense -

when sailing into Cadiz in November 2023 I saw this -

the Icon of the Seas has launched - 7,600 passengers!!! 250,800 tons and 20 decks. I think I caught a glimpse of it in Cadiz -

this might give an idea - when we did it it was starboard -