pythia

1 device (each) at a time. You can use it for your phone but if you want to switch to something else (laptop/tablet/etc), you have to log out of your first device. Then you can log in to the second.

April, Encore, Sugarcane Mojito bar had the mix.

"Husband is also a fussy eater, so I doubt he'll be going for appetizers and salads etc. I think we'll be just fine. 🙂" Mine, too. He finds what he is willing to eat off any menu, but often that means he doesn't order an appetizer (and he won't touch a salad ever!). Sometimes, if I suggest it, he'll try something new I think he might like. Sometimes I hijack his appetizers/sides so I can sample additional things that he's not going to eat anyway...

Requested 1/4/23 Applied 1/17/23 I'm not sailing until April, so I wasn't in too big a hurry, but I feel strangely relieved that it's there waiting for me 😜

I like to use small crossbody bags (same thing I use at amusement parks) that are just big enough for my phone and a couple of small essentials. For something new, I have purchased a phone lanyard for my next cruise (leaving this weekend) and apparently put it somewhere safe so I'd have it to pack. So safe that I haven't been able to find it. Reading this thread reminded me of where I put it - in my crossbody bag... 🙃

Can confirm - this bag is amazing. Mine has lasted 8+ years and, other than the need for an occasional hit of WD40 on the wheels, is still practically perfect.

I found Stream2Sea worked well and didn't aggravate any of my skin sensitivities (yes, I am a delicate flower...).

We just traveled with one in a small, rolling carryon suitcase (just big enough for the CPAP, extension cord, and mask) and tagged it with a "Medical Device" tag. It doesn't count against your carry on limit. The TSA didn't even blink at it.

Just off the Breakaway. Playoff hockey was on in every bar with a tv and in the cabin.

I spoke to the Special Needs department last week about something else* and they confirmed distilled water would be provided for my husband's CPAP and that we should probably bring our own extension cord. However, he will be carrying a small supply of water just in case (you can get it in 12, 16, or 20oz bottles marked "for medical use" on Amazon, etc. so it's easy to put in a checked bag for airtravel) *I wouldn't have needed to call them but my e-docs said I needed wheelchair assistance. I do not. They (and I) were confused about how that happened. On the other hand, if you're on the BA next week and DO need a chair, we've got one freed up for you! 🙂