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From a post on another site for the standard plan coming back from dry dock on the TA

Biosteel declared bankruptcy in September, I believe.

Mynd you, møøse bites Kan be pretty nasti...

A Møøse once bit my sister...

I'm going Panama to Florida in a few weeks with a stop at Roatan after Panama. I'm assuming that the requirement for yellow fever vaccination ended up not being required after all then? The CDC site still shows it required for ages up to 59 if coming from Panama but it doesn't sound like that affects cruises?

@BirdTravels - was this the actual menu from the Maltings Whiskey Bar on the Joy a couple weeks ago? Just wanted to confirm since it is missing a lot of the PP+ Whiskeys they list on the most recent NCL flyer. It looks a lot like what I saw in January 😞 Really disappointing if they don't have most of the "top shelf" whiskeys and I definitely won't prepurchase PP+ then.

Sorry, should have said my *guess* is Broadway style out, game shows in.

Press release Broadway out, game shows in

Guessing these game shows will start (continue) replacing the broadway shows Miami, September 29, 2023 NEW "WHEEL OF FORTUNE INTERACTIVE" GAME SHOW DEBUTS ON NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE WITH SONY PICTURES TELEVISION AND TIMEPLAY

Depends on how well your bottle is insulated, but yes, I do that often.

Glad to find this thread. My wife is pushing me to take a vacation solo to try to de-stress from a tough year work wise, but she can't get away. I've been very hesitant as I wasn't sure if others really did this much but it seems that it's more common than I ever realized. Can I ask if you all end up in some of the ships that have solo/studio cabins, or are there "solo" rates sometimes, or just pay the double occupancy? We've done 13 cruises together but I've no idea really on where to start for a solo adventure. Usually we go balcony so I have a quiet "personal" space to sit and read or just stare at the water but from what I see studio type cabins are all inside.