cfreas

That's where I'm at, it simply not worth the hassle.

I am calling on that again, the issue we have is that we seem to get differing opinions

This is not good! We did try to call and add to stateroom and they don't offer NA to be delivered to stateroom. I hope this is not because they don't have!

I have seen this but while it says non alcoholic it bottled beverages I have read mixed outcomes. And as some earlier said it counts against he 15 drink limit which seems odd.

I am researching for a friend. We are traveling on Freedom 10/20/22. She has the opportunity to book with the Cheers to You Package RU2. Her husband is a recovering alcoholic (20+ years) He drinks NA beer and we are trying to find out if this is included in the list of Non- Alcoholic drinks covered by the package or if maybe it will count towards the 15 drinks . . .basically if allowed at all in any amount by the package.

does everyone involved need to be there ?

how do you recommend getting to cocoa beach area hotel? I will be flying in late Wednesday 10/19 with a cruise out Thursday morning. I have never gone out of Port Canaveral

Thank you all!

We are looking to cruise this fall with friends who have never cruised. My PVP suggested separating the couples so that both rooms get the best deal and then once we board having the desk switch the room keys. Is this a hassle? Is it something they probably do all the time? While it is a good deal for everyone involved, I don't want the hassle for anyone on just a few days cruise.

I used to love the elegant nights. I still love to dress up . . . what I hate is the extra clothes and shoes ad bags!

It has been 7 years since my last cruise, and looking to book a short 4 day from Port Canaveral or Charleston. Can you help me understand the dress code these days? Are the days of cocktail dresses & suits done? I simply want to pack light BUT not be our of place. will shorts and polo shirts on non elegant night work for my husband and maybe polo and pants on the elegant night?