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We easily just enjoyed walking around the port town.

If you're a Costco member look online at the rental company options for Cape Canaveral. Our best rate was with Budget....and their shuttle worked great for us.

Yes...you can apply the FCC to a balance you have on another cruise.

Tryhttps://www.southfloridashuttles.com/ You might also consider your cruiseline transfers. They use large shuttles which you won't need a car seat.

If you're talking about the Bubble Bum it's not recommended for a toddler the age of the OP's. We've used these but for a 4-5 year old.

You can checkout some shared shuttles from FLL to POM. RideSas...JiffyJeff...SouthFlorida Shuttles. They provide car seats. I agree about traveling with a car seat..makes it much easier not to.

This....I do it all the time also.

Sorry to go a bit off topic. We were recently on Icon and very surprised at several scooters left in the hallway. Sometimes trying to navigate around them, the steward service carts, peoples room service trays made the hallway a maze. I have always thought that scooters because of a fire hazard weren't to be left in hallways...right? Don't get me started on those that thought it was fine to leave their room service trays out.

Very interesting George C. I wasn't sure anyone liked that stadium style seating for the suites. Not for us though.

Yes...that works too. Thanks for adding that tip.

No tub is the reason I have no interest in this category. Also just experienced the split bathroom on Icon and hated that setup.

We just due to an unforeseen circumstance to get to our POM cruise. Had to fly into TPA instead of MIA and rented a car to drive from Tampa to Miami and we had no one way rental charge.

We just recently (twice) rented from both Avis & Budget at their location's on 99 Southeast 2nd Street, SE 1st Ave at, Miami, FL 33131... They share the same building and are very close to the port and offer a comp shuttle to and from POM. No need for the hassle at MIA. If you're a Costco member check their website...this is where we get the best rates. Even though at times MIA is a few $'s cheaper than the offsite offices it's not worth the hassle and then paying for transportation to get there.

Let me just add again we haven't had to physically show a credit card in quite sometime. As recently as May 18th to board Icon. We had extended family (4 people) sailing with us and I entered my card for them during online check in and they also weren't asked to show a physical card. Only showed...SetSail Pass, Passport (which they also took a picture of) and a picture for your SeaPass card.

Tap it very slowly it will adjust in small increments.

We just again used Hampton Inn & Suites Blue Lagoon. Comp shuttle from MIA to their hotel and a shuttle from hotel to POM for $14.00pp.

Not that we were interested in it but didn't see it offered onboard Icon for our recent May cruise.

We like the Hampton Inn Suites Blue Lagoon. Great location just across the street from a Publix market area. Comp shuttle to their hotel and a pretty good breakfast. Hotel shuttle to POM is $14.00pp.

2520 Miami Road, Fort Lauderdale. As I said, near the entrance to the PE terminal gate. Google it.

You might also check to see if your hotel shuttle operates that late. We recently stayed at the Hampton Inn Suites in Elizabeth NJ (and used their comp shuttle) if you're looking for another hotel recommendation. We enjoy this hotel's location.

This is the closest location just outside the PE terminal gate. This one has a comp shuttle. Of course there's one at FLL but then you have to arrange your own transportation to get there.

Just off Icon and my two young grandsons got them ($10pp) for use onboard...worked well.

We have never had a problem fitting our luggage under the bed. Most recently (May) we had 3 large 29" TravelPro's under our bed in a SurfSide Suite on Icon as did our extended family next door in the same category. No problem including having our steward remove the RCI robes from the closet.

The final onboard statement is very easy to read and individually notes each person by name and folio number and expenses they've charged onboard. This should be an easy option for the OP to have their daughter use and then pay them back in cash.

From what I've seen/experienced on the several cruises we've recently done no one asks to see the physical card any longer.