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Italy wines heard are the best. They do not export as much so you think I can buy a bottle or two to pack back to the states? I know the cruise keeps until we disembark.

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Once we get a hydrofoil bro Capri , how do we a rent a boat for 16 people ( adults and kids) to go around Capri? Is it a lot to pick from? Or do we need to pre book?

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Going off a ship to Monte Carlo with a group of people including adults and a bunch of kids ( ages 6-17). What is the best route and what is the best places to visit.

Eze first? Or MC first?

What is there to do with kids in MC?

So they charge to go inside the famous casino?

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That's expensive per person. How much are train tickets per person and can I ore book train tickets? What company should I use ?

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My parents love foie gras or pate so wanted to buy lots for them as presents. Have you heard anyone denied by on ship?

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So you can take a small camera or phone when you climb but no bags , right?

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Do they let you buy canned foie gras back on the ship?

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Is climbing the tower timed? Or you can buy and climb anytime?

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So it is true the entrance skip the line for under 17 is free? Wow that's nice

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Wow that is so informative!!! Thank you son much .

So if we want to climb the tower do I need to prebook the tickets or can I just purchase when I get there?

Lucca- what is there fun to do with 4 kids ages 8-17?

Thanks ahead of time :)

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Lucca is a good idea to pair with Pisa.

 

You'll be in port from 7 AM to 7 PM on a Sunday (that's important when looking at train schedules).

 

You can easily make the 8:21 train, arriving to Pisa S. Rossore at 9:24 AM. Even if you are slow walkers that puts you at the tower area before 9:45 AM.

 

Giving yourself plenty of time to visit the tower (if you want to climb it book your tickets immediately) and visit the Baptistry (you may or may not be able to see the cathedral since it's a Sunday morning), you can then walk back to the S. Rossore station to take the 12:55 train to Lucca, arriving at 1:17 PM, just in time for lunch.

 

You have two options for return trains from Lucca to La Spezia, at 3:30 PM (arrives 4:45) or 4:30 (arrives 5:39). Either will get you back to the ship in plenty of time for a 6:30 PM all-aboard. If you take the later train you'll have time after lunch for a stroll along the walls, a good way to work off the lunch calories and get a good look at the town.

 

If you'd like more time in Lucca you can reverse the order, taking an 8:16 train from La Spezia and arriving to Lucca at 9:20. Next would be the 2:42 PM to Pisa (arrives 3:07), allowing you five hours in Lucca but only a little more than an hour in Pisa (factoring in time for walking back and forth to the train station, with some "pad").

 

 

From Pisa S. Rossore you can take the 4:40 train back to La Spezia, arriving at 5:39 PM.

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What about corking fee?

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The skip the line (entrance tickets) are free for 17 and under? Am I reading that correctly? I just need to pay 14 euro for adults.

If so, the 2 euro I still need to pay for the 17 and under correct?

This question is for entrance only not the underground .

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There are shuttle bus to Florence outside the cruise ports? How do I find them? Or can I pre book? About how much for 6 people?

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Me too. I want to do the same . Get on a bus to Pisa from la spezia. Im arriving June 7. If anyone knows please advice. Thanks

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I traveled a Europe RCL two years ago and they allowed us to bring two bottled wines per adult for free. No corking fee at dinner. Do you know they still do that?

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Actually I thought even though the 17 and under is free you still have to purchase the 2 euro service fee. I tried doing it but it said max. Why?

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So if I want to do the underground is that sold yet for June 8?

Are kids under 17 free too? Just a 2 euro service fee right?

I just want to make sure I'm doing the right thing. Didn't want to mess up since we have a car for hire that day. Thanks!

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I'm so confused on the official website to buy tickets ahead of time.

I saw adults are 12 euro and ages 17 and under age free.

I have no idea if those tickets are skip the line.

If it's skip the line do we have to pick a certain time too?

Anyone have the official website?

Is this it?

https://www.coopculture.it/en/

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We are debating about French key and west bay beach. We have a family of 14 ranging from 7 years old to two elder adults (67 and 75) .

Would love to just snorkel off the beach with the kids while grandparents enjoying the beach. Which should we pick?

yes would love to take a taxi to dr's cave too. are going to venture on your own? how are you picking your taxis? im curious bc ill be with 4 small children!