mjkacmom

I believe $5 pp.

If you read this thread you will learn that some ships were built with the proper sanitation for non potty trained kids, and DCL ships have small splash areas for them.

There is a water taxi, I think $5 pp, a regular taxi is faster. You can go to the casino, eat in restaurants, go to marina village, and I assume the lobby? No walking the grounds, aquarium or beach without a pass.

Some of RCL’s ships have small splash areas for diapered kids, and have nurseries for under 3’s. Carnival allows 2’s in the kids club. We’ve sailed NCL with our 5, 2 connecting balconies. They don’t have any splash areas for diapered kids and only 1 ship has a nursery.

The OP hasn’t booked a cruise yet, wants to know if their are passes available before booking.

I suspect that it’s not allowed to take any unpackaged food off of the ship.

We live 10 miles away, always park at the pier. In NYC most cars bigger than a civic are considered oversized vehicles and have a surcharge.

Actually if you take the ramp to the parking lot you don’t drop your bags, that’s a different lane and if you go that way you will exit onto the street and have to swing around again to go up the parking ramp. I’ve heard there are sometimes porters who have escorted departing guests to their vehicles but we’ve never been lucky enough to run into one in the lot. We just bring our bags onto the elevator.

I doubt anyone involved in the brawls were smoking pot, it is more likely to prevent them.

Many schools in the northeast are off for presidents week.

We are a family of 7, never make reservations, but we’re told it’s much easier to seat us in the large MDR.

Hotels allow guests to leave luggage with guest services because thousands aren’t checking in at the same time.

NCL charges for room service (set fee).