momesu

I sure hope Enchanted Princess sails this year.  I and two friends are on Dec 19 sailing and the upgrade fairy just visited us and we were moved up to a top level mini suite. 

I just want to be on a ship watching the Ocean go by.  So, I would be thrilled with a cruise to nowhere.  Loved my transatlantic cruise and roundtrip cruise out of San Diego to Hawaii.  Lots of sea days to relax and enjoy the ship.

We have a late December cruise on Enchanted Princess and she's still in the shipyard.  Have heard nothing on her or her release date which has already been delayed once.  

Flying from Orlando to San Diego next week for a 18 night cruise. I'm less concerned about lack of TSA agents than stressed Air Traffic Controllers.  I can deal with long delays through security. I can't do anything to ensure my safety in the air.   If I have problems getting home after cruise I can deal with  that.  But sure want to get safely to the port.

Are the wine dispensers outside of the MDR only before dinner seatings or other times during the day? I've seen them before at a restaurant andthey are awesome.

Suzanne

We like early seating as it leaves more time to party after dinner. Also I like going to shows after dinner not before.

This is an old thread. Don't know if anyone looks at it any more, but I just found it. I've actually been on two quilting cruises and will be going on my third in Feb of 2005. RCI's Mariner of the Seas to the Eastern Caribbean. The group I am with is usuallly around 40 or so quilters and then assorted husbands and friends who go along for the "ride". The group is sponsored by QuiltPro which is actually a quilting software company, but we have all types of classes. Carol Doak teaches paper piecing, Sharon Hultgren does design and machine piecing and Alice Wilhoit does various hand work classes plus we've had beading classes and of coure computer classes. Obviously I've had a good time as I am going back for the third time.

Suzanne