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  1. We have only done 1 Journeys cruise, and loved it, and have 2 more booked.  Honestly, we only do longer cruises, 14+ days.  For us, that is the only way to go.  I find most of the Pro's and Con's on this thread to be spot on.  There is one thing I can add to the Pro's.....we were able to sample some food in the MDR that we never had before, goat, frog legs, alligator, and snails.  I don't know if the MDR still offers this, but we find out in Oct, 2025!

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  2. 2 hours ago, Von & John said:


    Good morning 

    We are on the same cruise & were able to print our e-docs the next morning from our NCL Account/Vacation Summary. 
    Looking forward to sun & warmth. 
     

    Yes, we are looking forward to the sun and warmth as well.....it looks like it will be a great cruise!  Truly port intensive.

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  3. 16 hours ago, sailingships said:

    I always have a problem with the photo, so I do everything but that part on my desktop and then use my phone. I usually have a battle with the photo though. They take another one at the terminal so I dont know why they require us to add a photo.

    If it weren't for my wife, I would be dead in the water (no pun intended).  Fortunately, she has done it many times.

  4. The last cruise we took on NCL was in 2019, and the process to check in then was simple, did everything on my desktop, printing edocs no issue.  We have a cruise coming up late Apr. on the Sun.  I tried to check in on my desktop (3/31), but found out NCL requires a photo for each of us.  Before I go any further, I am not tech savy.  So, I had to check in on my phone (100% complete).  My question is this, how long does it take before I can print my edocs?  Can I use the check in info from my phone instead of printing my edocs?  My wife says the info will show up at my gmail address on my desktop (I don't use google as a browser on my desktop).

     

    Thanks ahead of time for any insight.

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  5. We haven't sailed on Carnival for roughly 10 yrs.  We will be sailing out of Galveston in Oct. on the Dream.  My first question is this (I know the buffet, and Guy's etc. will be open), but, is there an MDR that is open for lunch on embarkation day?  Second question....we always sail with carry on luggage, is there a place that the ship has designated to store it until the cabins are ready?  

     

    Thanks for your input!

  6. We had a "mini suite" on the Gem, sister ship to the Jewel.  We enjoyed the extra space, the curtain, and really enjoyed the covered balcony.  I didn't care for the bathtub though.  There was always a concern about the movement of chairs above us.  We were dead center below the pool deck, but we had no issues at all. 

  7. Ports do get removed/changed.  I wouldn't say it's common, but it does happen, it has happened to us a couple of times.  Chances are there are issues with the port in question.  I am surprised you didn't get an email telling you of the changes.

  8. We haven't cruised since 2019, and we have one coming up in Apr 2023 out of POM.  Can anyone tell me if cabs in Mia still use a flat rate, and if so, has the fare increased dramatically?  Last time we used one the fare was $25.  I would imagine Uber/Lyft would be better, but just curious.

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  9. Every cruise that my wife and I have done with NCL (14) we have used carry on.  At the terminal, you will have your luggage scanned as you enter the building.  Once on board, ask a staff member where you can store your luggage (they should give you a receipt) and you are free until your cabin is ready.  If your cabin is ready when you board, drop it off at your cabin.

    When you disembark, you will be able to be one of the many that get "first shot" off the ship.  All customs has ever done is ask for the form you received and filled out the previous day (you will get it from your steward). That it!  Easy pezzy.

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