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On 3/13/2022 at 9:26 PM, DANCING GRANDMOMMY said:

They must not be using the entire Dolphin deck for quarantine any longer on the Majestic Princess. We just got our cabin assignment for Dolphin deck forward on our April 16th cruise.  

We have two dolphin deck cabins for Apr 2nd. Hopefully get to keep them! 

We'll be aboard, and haven't checked the weather yet. We tend to have to same weather luck when traveling. I figure whatever the weather is, it'll still be better than whatever is going on at home!

We'll be onboard with our 21mo old, and she'll be dressing up and trick or treating. It should be pretty fun!

We're going on the Royal next month and I was curious if the movie Frozen is on demand. It's my toddlers new obsession and if it's not onboard I'm probably gonna have to put it in my Kindle.

We have taken our daughter on Princess twice, and a third time coming up in a few weeks. She was 6mo, 10mo, and will be 21mo. The staff adored her and we liked the quieter crowd. Can't wait until she's old enough for the kids club!

We took DD on a cruise when she was 7 months, and we have another cruise booked for when she will be 10 months. We brought a sippy cup and a spoon for her. They supplied baby food. This time she will be able to eat table food, so just bringing a sippy.

Also, if you have a messy eater, the dollar store sells disposable bibs, and they're great. We have a compact stroller that she rode in around the ship. The crew adored her, and you should expect to be stopped a lot when getting around.

The ship had a very clean graco pack and play, but we brought our own sheets for it because they just use a regular flat sheet.

Cruising with a baby can be a lot of fun, but a different kind of fun for sure.

We were upgraded to a window suite on the Golden this summer, and it was wonderful! We took full advantage of the benefits. You'll have a great time.

We started cruising in obstructed ocean view cabins. Now we have a baby and like having the extra room of a mini-suite. On our last cruise we got a free upgrade to a full suite, and on our upcoming cruise we were offered a full suite for a little more than we had already paid, so we took it.

If I was sailing as just a couple again, I wouldn't be above sailing in an oceanview cabin. Inside cabins look to claustrophobic to me, I need the window.

We got an email offering an upgrade from a mini to a penthouse for $598, so we hopped on it. I noticed that the cabin has a rather large closet. Does anyone know if the cribs they supply onboard fit in there? It would be nice to be able to give my daughter her own quiet space at night. TIA

Was on Golden with my 7mo daughter in August. No changing tables, and we just used a changing pad on the bed. Never changed her anywhere other than our cabin while onboard. Public bathrooms didn't have a place to change her, but it wasn't ever inconvenient to head back to the cabin anyways.

Last year I sailed during my 18th week. I had my doctors note, but was never asked for it. With that being said, I did talk with a woman onboard who didn't bring the note on a previous voyage and she was turned away at the port.

OP you got my room! Congrats! We had booked that but they called us a couple days ago and asked if we would mind upgrading to a suite. Duh! No brainer.

We've done a few cruises out of Pier 91, and we've always had porters take our luggage before entering the terminal. They just take it and throw it on the cart... we usually get there around 130-200pm

We requested a crib on the Golden Princess and I was wondering if it was a pack and play or an actual crib. We are bringing sheets for it because my daughter has incredibly sensitive skin. I guess worst case scenario we could just being both types of sheets. TiA

My husband and I usually get an oceanview room for the two of us. We are taking our 6 mo old with us to Alaska next month and sprung for the mini suite. With all the crap that comes with a baby we figured we would need the extra space. Also having the balcony will be nice for when we don't really want to take her into crowds on the top deck.

Thank you for the really great review! It has made me more excited for my vacation next week! Do you remember who the Art Director was? Thanks again!

https://book.princess.com/html/tapres/rcba_cbok_content.html

"Create Travel with ID (TWID Number)

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Travel with ID (TWID) should be applied to bookings where the passengers are family and/or friends and they wish to dine together. This designation will only apply to those who have been confirmed for the same dining option.

This ID will help the Cruise Line to seat the cabins with the same dining request at the same dining table (This only pertains to the confirmed seated time dining, this does not work the "Anytime" dining choice).

If Guarantee status bookings share the same TWID and are booked in the same category, the Cruise Line will attempt to assign nearby cabins.

TWID should not be used to cross-reference bookings if the passengers do not know each other.

A good rule to remember: ALL bookings which plan to dine together should ALL have the same TWID on each booking."

It means "travel with ID". More than one cabin sailing?