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We were very interested in the Strawberry Tours Nightlife tour. Unfortunately, we will be in Havana on a Wednesday evening and they do not offer the tour on Wednesdays. I'd prefer to do the "bar hopping" through a tour. Does anyone know of a tour company that offers a tour similar to the Strawberry Tours Nightlife?

I am so glad to hear Celebrity works with allergies. My daughter has a dairy allergy and we are sailing on the Silhouette in a couple weeks. I assume they offer everything, including dessert, etc. I always feel guilty when the rest of the family is enjoying a delicious dessert while she is unable to eat it.

Thanks for all the responses! We already booked in early December, prior to all the great replies to my question. I hope we don't regret this. Two years ago we did a cruise on RCCL and the girls loved it, but they still seemed to want to hang out with us.

Since it's our daughters senior spring break, we narrowed the cruises down to 3 and let her pick. She kept picking the Celebrity Silhouette cruise. So we decided to book it. I told her there may not be many young people and she still wanted to go on this cruise. I am hoping that since it is spring break, maybe we will get lucky and there will be more older teens.

Thanks again for all the help!

We are just now booking our Spring Break cruise. It's our daughters senior year and want it to be special for her. She will be just shy of 18 and her friend is 19. We have cruised on RCCL, NCL and Carnival. However, we are all wanting to try Celebrity.

I have heard that Celebrity is not geared towards teens. They probably wouldn't use a teen club, but I was wanting some opinions on whether we should pick a different cruise line. Are there a lot of teens/kids on Celebrity?

I apologize is this has been addressed before. I scrolled through the threads and didn't see anything.

Thanks for any help!

My parents, who are both 70, would like to do the stingray excursion through the ship. I realize they don't have to do the snorkeling part of the excursion, but I am wondering how difficult it is to exit the boat at stingray city. It sounds like there are steps that go into the water. Does anyone know if it is difficult to get in and out of the boat? Or does anyone know another company that would be easier for my parents to maneuver? Thanks!

We are cruising on the Navigator of the Seas out of Galveston in July for my parents 50th anniversary. There will be 10 of us ranging from 16 to 71. Our flight leaves out of Houston Hobby the day we disembark in the evening after 7. I am a little overwhelmed on what to do after we get off the ship and everyone seems to be turning to me for a suggestion. We will have all day and will have all of our luggage. I haven't booked any transportation yet. Any suggestions on what to do for entertainment and what to do with our luggage? Thanks for any help:)!