DaKahuna

Exactly my point.

I think all our ours are in a box in a drawer here somewhere. I can't remember the last time we wore any of them.

Call and ask. I called last month about a missing block for our 280 point cruise in 2019 and they sent it to me.

I am pretty sure it goes back to the credit card that was used to make the deposit and any payments, regardless of the name on the reservation. How would they refund if they did have a credit card to refund it to.

Favorite: Fort Lauderdale. - more flight options, hotels are reasonable. Close proximity to the airport. (Port Canaveral is a close second). Least Favorite: Miami - flights are a PITA, hotels are expensive

Very generous of you. I have heard others refer to it as moving motel.

Wow -- I had no idea. Thank goodness they do not take the same attitude with our C&A Drink Vouchers.

We just went over 350 points on our last cruise. Guess it's time to call and update our amenities. Anyone have any recommendations. I think we are doing a bottle of Shiraz for our current one, along with water for each of us.

I think you said before but I could not find it - what camera equipment did you use for pictures and video?

I assume they are less strict about sharing bottles than they are individual drinks. I have witnessed people being told they could not use the DBP to purchase drinks for others.

I just looked at our Harmony February sailing and DBP + VOOM one device is available for $88.99 per day. $72.99 per day for just the DBP and they claim that is buy one and get one 50% off under the current sale.

And I thank you for your service. Go Navy. Beat Army ! p.s. we have a birthday coming up in two days -- 247 years young.

Make some fake boarding passes, print them out and put them a Christmas card. I did something similar when I gave three of our grandchildren vacations at Seaworld.

Nothing. Comes from 72 years of real world experience including 24 years of active Naval service.

Thank you both. We will definitely check out the Carnival pier location on our next visit, although I am not sure when that will be. Don't see any of our cruises next year scheduled to stop in Cozumel.

For the past 10 years or so I was pretty much a road warrior - flying about 10 times a year for work and two times a year for vacation. I am a bit of an over achiever and have Global Entry, Clear, and TSA Pre. My wife flies with me on vacations, two or three times a year at most so I have TSA Pre and Clear for her. I cannot being to count the amount of time that having Clear has saved me time over TSA Pre and how much time TSA Pre has saved me. When we flew back from our last cruise out of Seattle, the TSA Pre line was said to be 15 minutes long. We were thru security in under 5 minutes, most of which was spent waiting for the security scanner after passing the document check podium. We frequently creuise out of FLL and when three or four large cruise ships empty on a Saturday or Sunday morning the lines can get horrendous as I am sure most of you know.

My healthy choice is to choose vodka + diet soda over a beer. My alternative to a donut is the rum old fashioned.

On our last cruise, I never saw anyone other than our room steward. I remember previously there would be a second person assisting from time to time but this last time I did not see anyone assisting the room steward.

Am I correct that there is an upcharge for the Solarium Bistro for dinner? I know breakfast and lunch are free but I was under the impressions the Solarium Bistro was ala cart for dinner.

Was it Silver Airlines? We made the mistake of flying out of Miami on Silver and although the flight was through United, they did not offer TRA Pre or free bags for United Premier members. They are number one, ahead of Frontier and American, on airlines I will not fly.

We have gone to Pachno's every time we've been to Cozumel and love it. My wife is a big fan of their tortillas and I love their margaritas. Did not know there was one at the Carnival Pier. Will have to check that out as we typically walk from the ship to the one downtown and then take a taxi back.

I have no idea and that was not the original question, which was why would you bring one. Personally, I would never even thought to bring anything to cook with.

It depends on whether you are adding an additional device to an existing plan or whether you are getting a separate plan for the additional device. You should be able to find the cost in your cruise planner but choosing the plan that you want and seeing what the difference is between that and the plan you have. There are, as @#1packerfansaid, there are a lot of variables involved.

I quite like them. My first encounter with them was in Portland, OR. A co-worker, who lived in Portland brought some into where we were working and they disappeared rather quickly.

I am still with Bob on this, no way. Not my kind of food, even if it was free.