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If married, don't think so, but I would take one anyway.
And get it notorized.
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Yes, usually open to walk around in.
Not open for lunch however.
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Maybe ports like Nassau are not the most favorite ports.
I'd go to Cozumel over Nassau and that's saying a lot (against Nassau)
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I wonder if Oasis will have them after overhaul
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I hope not. Or at least we have the card option.
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Sounded like this was going to be about a new variety act.
Music AND Magic
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If you have a table for two, I don't see the point in telling anyone.
What if you plans change before the start of dinner service? Do you dart down there to tell someone?
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Guidelines aside, use your own discretion.
Doesn't seem to be enforced strictly anyway.
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Best suit packing video ever, from a professional.
Agree. I've tried this, it works. Use it for formal dresses also.
One tip is if you are staying in a hotel pre-cruise, take everything out of the bag and hang it up. Then re-pack it the morning you leave for port. Never had to iron a tux or formal dress.
I use the Ziploc brand XL bags.
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Are we allowed to rate the food quality in the WJ?
3 maybe.
Service varies by ship and by staff member, but generally ok to good with a few exceptions. Not great like it used to be.
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Don't know which one is best (for your situation).
We've stayed at Sheraton Dania Beach-not close to much except Bass Pro Shop. Nice enough hotel. Free Airport Shuttle. I believe they have a port shuttle for a fee also. Used SAS to take us to port, but they no longer do this I understand.
Sheraton Ft. Lauderdale (Formerly Yankee Clipper)-nice, on the beach rooms available. Close to some restaurants. Used shuttle service to take to port.
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Travel agent + RCI phone number = no problems.
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Don't forget the 1720 calorie peanut butter bacon shake at sonic.
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Sounds complicated based on 3+ pages to explain it.
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Waitlist for Early means you already have Late seating confirmed.
My experience is, this far out, you will be moved up to early seating before boarding.
If you don't, go the DR as soon as you board and try to get moved. They will have someone there helping with table assignements. If you are not one of the ones to board early, expect a line.
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All of this could be boiled down to the term Big Data. Any successful company uses data to try to improve efficiency, lower costs and improve service. It's may not be about tracking where you are specifically, but what service people are using and when so they can predict what and when to offer it.
When it gets to the point that they 'selling' me specifically on something I didn't ask for, that's when it gets annoying for me.
In the end, it should lower the cruiselines costs though.
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Not HOW MUCH. I was asking WHAT is one way return airfare? Isn't that a contradiction?
Sail over, fly back? Paying one way of the airfare leg, depending on where you are coming from originally.
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Why bother with the RFID bracelet? Just implant a chip and be done with it. No need to carry around a card or wear a band.:rolleyes:
Here's what the Disney one looks like:
Beleive it or not, some people do implant chips in their hands to gain electronic access to their house, cars, etc.
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Ranger cookies----yes, the best.
Ziploc bags were mentioned--yes, I always travel with some. (Quart and gallon). I always end up using them for something.
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The title was a little alarming. I envisioned some strong arm attack story to follow or a cabin was broken into.
Basically, you lost the item. How we classify the lack of return is up to you. This stuff happens everywhere and on every cruise.
Even Sat. I found an iphone in Kohl's (that was lost). I returned it to an employee as always, but not everyone will. I always pick up an item that is lost like this and turn it in to prevent others from taking and keeping it.
Maybe I should have left it sitting there.
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The numbers have proved it's not stupid.
If you don't want to participate, don't.
But don't bring down those who do.
Even the guy to inspired the challenge (Pete Frates), took the challenge, so there.
See his story in this ESPN feature:
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Never had Honey Strung Chicken, or the Roast Beef sandwiches.
Never been on flowrider (back)
Never been in kids pool
Never been to a specialty restaurant on the boardwalk
Never liked all the photos they took of me
Never been mediaclly evacuated
Never won more than $60 at slots
Never booked next cruise onboard
Never been at Captains table
Never liked muster drill (but understand the importance)
Never won at bingo
Never been on the promenade past midnight (or before 6am)
Never gotten the table I wanted in MDR
Never been the last one to leave the ship (or the first on-but was close)
Never liked eating in the WJ
Never been to Love and Marriage, Quest or other similar shows
Never been to the shopping show
Never won a raffle onboard
Never ate so much butter in a week than I do onboard
Never taken the ship tour
Never been to spa or gym (except to look at it-I use stairs)
Never rode the zip line (but will try next time-long lines)
Never paid for any food onboard
Never stayed on ship while in port
Never been to a bar, except to play trivia
Never saw a dolphin or whale at sea
Never had the ship miss a port or change schedule
Never been allowed to video the diving/water show
Never got a room other than a JS
Never liked the power outlet placements in the JS rooms
Never chair-hogged
Never have a bad time
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The What I Have Done list is too long to post here....
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You forgot the Quinces
But seriously, give us the solarium and we are good
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In calm seas, you won't know you're on a ship with Oasis unless you can see outside.
Rough seas, everything is fair game regarless of the ship.
Which cabin do you choose and why...
in Royal Caribbean International
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Double points
Center of ship normally (hump=larger balcony)
More Room (larger closets)