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On the Emerald, breakfast is in Sabatini's.

I would go to the dining room that is open for lunch on embarkation day and talk to a Head Waiter there. This is what I do for a low salt diet. That way I can usually preorder dinner. If you find a good Head Waiter, you may not get that bacon or cheese. I once ordered a 'bacon cheeseburger' for lunch, I got it minus the bacon & cheese. If you want one of those, you'll have to go to the grill on Lido deck.

I concur. That is the experience we have always had. But remember the phrasing, "most likely".

Try "Gaffer's Tape". Sticks like duct tape without the residue.

Write your name in.

I have seen Moscato.

This is true. I would also recommend contacting your TA before the end of the cruise. You have over a year to figure out how to email from the ship. Since you will be sailing in the Caribbean, you might be able to actually call at little or no cost. That will depend on your location and your phone plan.

Try it garnished with a cucumber.

We used to get Bombay Sapphire Gin, now it's Beefeater.

We have also received Sky and Absolute.

Have never received rum, and only Courvoisier. You are lucky to just get the eight bottles anymore, whatever they may be.

The Crowne Plaza is within walking distance of many restaurants.

If I remember correctly, it was $15-20 to Uber from FLL to the Riverside on Los Olas. In my opinion, a much better location than the Marina. It is also located on the Water Taxi route.

Your memory doesn't go back far enough. It was free at one time. My memory doesn't remember exactly when.

If you have a Tower room facing the river, I would not change hotels. I'd get a couple bottles of wine and watch.

Breakfast was included in our Value Trips reservation last month.

Crown Wine & Spirits, on Cordova across from Ross, used to deliver. Don't know if they still do. I think most places deliver, if you spend enough.

Enterprise and Hertz have locations on W 6th, in or near the Crowne Plaza. But, I don't think they are open on Sunday.

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I agree with this. When sailing from south Florida avoid boat shows, holidays (especially Easter), Super Bowl, and most weekends during "spring break".