vegascruiser1

We were on the Brilliance in 2006 and this was our friends cabin. We did want to know if they heard or saw anything.

We were on the Symphony in May. If I remember correctly most of the showtimes were 7:00 & 10:00. With the exception of a couple of shows in the afternoon. We had MTD at 7:15 and went to the 10 pm shows.

Check with your county and see if they have locations for testing on Saturday or Sunday. Also Walgreens and CVS usually have Saturday testing.

When we travel with friends we always have our reservations linked together. I have also added there reservation with mine on the app. This helps when making show reservations once we get on the ship.

We were also in a junior suite and Diamond plus. We never asked if we could go to the concierge lounge. The diamond lounge did have a nice view and the diamond concierge was very nice.

For my last cruise in May it took about 30 days.

For my husband’s birthday I ordered the birthday celebration, I believe it was $40.00. Our cabin was decorated when we arrived. I also brought additional decorations. We went to Chops for his birthday and the waiter brought him a piece of cake with a candle.

We were on the Jewel in April and did not have access to the Concierge Lounge.

We were on a cruise a couple of years ago sitting near a family of 22-24. It was grandma and grandpa, 4-5 children with spouses, and 10-12 grandchildren. The grandchildren probably ranged from 1 to 13 years old. These were the most well behaved children. The whole family conversed with each other. No one was looking at a phone (except to take pictures), they didn’t need a tablet to keep them entertained. The baby was fussing one night mom took him out of the dining room and came back when he was happier. The last night of the cruise I told the grandparents it was a pleasure sitting near them and they have a lovely family.

They are dry and definitely not as hot like a fresh one.

I did, that is where they told me they didn’t have made to order omelets. They only had the pre-made ones there. They did make made to order fried eggs, but were not doing the omelets.

On the Symphony last month no made to order omelets in the Windjammer. They did have pre-made omelets. They said I needed to go downstairs for a made to order omelet. I never went so I am not sure where they made them, possibly the main dining room.

We were on Labadee in April, felt very safe. They now have chairs and umbrellas in place. You no longer have to drag or carry to a location on the beach. We did not go to the market. We were on the Symphony in May and quite a few people got covid, including 2 friends we were traveling with. I wouldn’t worry about getting covid on Labadee, you have a greater chance of getting it on the ship.

Ours took a while to validate. If I remember it 3-4 weeks.

The ballpark was much easier, but driving time is about the same for both for us.

We also live in Fort Myers and have been doing our testing for cruising through Lee County. They use Nomi Health and the testing is free and have results within an hour. We will be using them next week.