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My printer only does black and white, so I usually use colored paper. I don't think it makes any difference as all my neighbors' luggage gets delivered at the same time and I rarely see any color. It makes me feel good, though.

I just noticed that I made the same error in booking. I'm following along to see the replies, although I'm telling myself that the pool closes at a reasonable hour at night.

Here's one I screenshotted a few years ago:

Not sure if I lucked out or there was a glitch, but I was able last week to book my specialty dining at 125 days out. I'm Platinum, which used to be high-tier, but not so much anymore, and am booked in a standard balcony cabin.

Muahaha... Thank you so much! That makes so much more sense now! You've saved what's left of my waning sanity.

I'm at work and I'm bored, so I decided a little ship porn is what I needed. Now, I'm all confused about something: I've reserved a balcony cabin on deck 10. There are balconies on decks 8, 9, and 10. However, when I look at the outside of the ship, I only see balconies on two decks. It's been a while since I've cruised. Have I lost my ship-sense?

Thank you for this. I'll look into getting a rental.

Hi, all! Please pardon me for my complete ignorance on this topic. Our travel companion recently fell ill and was in a coma for several weeks. She's now on the mend and at home, but is dependent on supplemental oxygen. At this point, I don't even know what I don't know if that makes any sense. I do know that she has a portable machine that will be allowed on the plane and that we should contact NCL for cruise-specific requirements. I guess I'm more curious about personal experience. For those of you in the know, please tell me the good, bad and ugly about cruising with oxygen.