Cruiser Susie

I am travelling on Infinity in July (Alaska cruise) and plan to take a travel kettle as the American cruises dont have tea making facilities in the cabin (ex UK cruises do have those facilities).

 

Does anyone know if it will be confiscated?

We brought a coffee press with us on our last cruise. We ordered a large thermos of hot water from room service every morning, and it was usually there within 5-10 minutes as long as we didn't order other food items with it. The water that came was VERY hot and would be fine for making tea as well. ( we also ordered the hot water some afternoons for making tea in our room...) You could eliminate the worry of packing a tea kettle and just order from room service. As one other poster said, though, you might want to bring the tea you prefer to drink.

Have a great trip!

How many FV cabins do they have on Constellation?

Are the FV cabins only located on the stern?

I have an FV guarantee on Courtesy hold. I'm hopeful its one of the AFT FV cabins. Is there any way to find out?

The photo below (my husband, Lsimon took this a few years ago) shows the cabins on the rear of the Summit; numbers of the rooms on the Connie are the same. There are 12 FV units on the rear. What number room do you have? Hope the photo helps. The rooms are wonderful... lots of room, phenomenal storage and the balconies, especially the corner FVs, are great. We are in 7199 in March.

Hi, Joanne!

Loved the Qsine report! SO much food... but it looks delicious.

Glad you enjoyed your three day solo adventure... and that you had fun sharing it with the other ladies.

I hope we get to go on the Eclipse sometime soon... and Qsine will definitely be at the top of the list to try.

Thanks for sharing!

On our TA on the Equinox last year, we visited the Canary Islands for the first time ( for us). This first picture is of Lanzarote, a place which to me has THE most desolate landscape I have ever seen:

This next picture was taken on Tenerife... we were above the clouds at this stop on our tour.

This is another stop that same day, later along on the tour:

And finally, one of the lovely sunsets we saw as we sailed across the Atlantic!

Taken in Santorini, Greece in September two years ago... with the Millennium in the background. Santorini was spectacular!

I love this picture, it looks like liquid gold!

You are so right about that! Great idea, Garry, have been looking and enjoying the pictures everyone is sharing. Loved the picture of the Millennium, Phil... especially with the mountains in the background...

And the picture of the sunset in Key West... there IS no better place for a sunset than from the deck of a wonderful ship. And someday I hope to see a whale breach like that... hasn't happened yet!

Thank you. Come on everyone, post some pictures!!!! I want to see pictures from you.

 

Garry

You asked... here are some!

In Montserrat, Spain; September 2008 View from the Monastery

On the road to Marrakech...

The Azores were stunningly lush and gorgeous... our tour there was awesome!

Snorkeling in Hawaii in Kona... crystal clear water!

Taken at Wonder Lake in Denali National Park in early August... the sun setting on Denali and the Alaska range... wow.

Sunset in Anchorage... those sunsets last forever!