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  1. I did do a search, but none of the answers were definitive so I'm asking again.

     

    I have booked a tour in Mykonos through Viator - is it expected to tip the tour guide and if so, how much?

     

    Thank You!

  2. I don't gain too much and I have actually lost weight on a cruise just from all the walking I do. Take the stairs as much as you can, instead of the elevators.

     

    I don't go wild with eating - I eat what I want, but I try to make good choices. I eat well for breakfast and dinner (omelettes for breakfast, chicken or salmon for dinner with extra veggies - but I still have dessert), but I indulge a bit at lunch - Reuben sandwiches, fries, etc.

     

    I absolutely drink more in a cruise than in my normal life, but I do NOT have the sugary sweet drinks. I drink mostly wine, or vodka with club soda. I also enjoy some hard ciders.

     

    You can go to the gym, or walk the desks for extra exercise.

     

    I think you'll be surprised at how well you will do!

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    Florida law allows you to be dropped off at the cruise terminal by Uber but not picked up. On the way back to FLL we took a cab, a painful $90 back to the FLL airport.

     

    After reading this I did some research and this is not true! I read many reports of people who were picked up at both the Ft. Lauderdale and Miami ports by Uber.

  4. Originally Posted by swedish weave View Post

    I have cruised NCL, Carnival, and Princess this year, and NCL is the ONLY one that didn't serve lobster in the included restaurants without a charge.

     

    I might add that while NCL was making a few dollars by charging for lobster, the other lines made much more by getting my bookings and including the lobster.

     

    After I use up 2 cruise credits its off to another cruise line for us!!!

     

    Because of lobster?

  5. Great review - thanks for the solo studio point of view. I'm in a studio in June traveling with a singles group, though I am going on my own. I do know a few people in the group, but I usually travel with a friend even for singles cruises. Nice to know that the NCL singles lounge is the place to be in case I need more friends LOL

  6. Has anyone taken Uber from a spot in Broward to the Miami port? Basically I live in southern Broward county and I don't want to park my car at the port and I have no other way to get there. Also how about calling for an Uber for the ride home?

  7. from GooglePlay App description: "*The Phone calling features are available on iPhone only. However, the Messenger feature is available on both iPhone and iPad."

     

    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=digiMobile.MainMenu.NCL&feature=more_from_developer#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEwMiwiZGlnaU1vYmlsZS5NYWluTWVudS5OQ0wiXQ

     

    ETA: Looks like that's just phone calling back home...not onboard

     

    I see that it says Phone Calling with Family and Friends Back Home (Nominal Per Minute Fee During Cruise) Anyone know what that 'nominal fee' is?

  8. We are left with copies to try to board the Escape on 4/16 in Miami. Will they let us on board???

     

    We were able to board in NYC on the Quantum of the Seas in February 2015 with a copy. I feel NCL wants to be extremely difficult. It says plainly on the us government website that an original or copy will suffice, but when I call NCL they adamantly tell me I MUST have an original! Uhgggg...someone please help! [emoji30][emoji24][emoji30][emoji24][emoji30]

     

    It says plainly on the NCL website that you must have the original document:

     

    Caribbean, Bahamas, Bermuda, Alaska, Mexican Riviera, Or Canada & New England Cruises

     

    For closed-loop sailings (cruises that depart from and return to the same U.S. port), you may sail with a valid passport, proof of citizenship and a valid government-issued photo I.D. (driver’s license with a photo), or any other valid WHTI compliant document.

     

    Proof of Citizenship examples include:

     

    State certified U.S. birth certificate

    Original certificate of U.S. naturalization

    Original certificate of U.S. citizenship

    U.S. Consular report of your birth abroad

     

     

    WHTI (Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative)-compliant documents include:

     

    U.S. Passport Card

    U.S./Canadian Enhanced Driver’s License

    U.S. Passport

    NEXUS/SENTRI card

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