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  1. On 4/20/2024 at 2:00 PM, little britain said:

    There are 280 Pinnacles. I’m betting on a higher number of kids than that! 
    See you at the meetup on Wednesday! 

    There are 300 Pinnacles, 350 Diamond Plus, and 350 Diamond on board. Around 1000 total with

    very few children, maybe 100. The first day was chaotic, but everything has settled down and the

    ship doesn't feel crowded.

  2. 5 hours ago, snaefell said:

    Soon to embark on a cruise on Anthem,it will be the first time we have boarded early.

    Just wondering do groups of cabins get released or is there usually an announcement when all cabins are ready please guys?

    Yours is ready!

  3. On 4/17/2024 at 12:21 PM, LEMJMcC said:

    I think I just understood that there is no Johnnie Rockets on Quantum of the Seas.  If that's correct, is there any venue that serves real milkshakes?  I'm asking about ones made with milk and real ice cream, not those icy ice-milk imitations.

     

    Thanks.

    Chocolate or Banana?

  4. 18 minutes ago, Mimiya11 said:

    Years ago while on the Allure, I was able to see which days and times for all the shows well in advance of when booking opened up.  So when it was booking day, I just filled in the slots.   

     

    I assumed I would do that again for our August cruise on the Oasis but cannot seem to find any listings of the shows or their schedules.   

     

    Any help is appreciated.   Please and thank you

     

     

    Your too early! You should be able to book a month before your cruise!

  5. On 4/12/2024 at 6:04 PM, firefly333 said:

    This ... the set price is for one labelled smaller, 2 large and a dessert.

     

    Dinner is not the same as ala carte menu. 2 different choices. Set dinner they bring the endame beans salted and the one soup choice is free. I prefer the wonton a small choice. Many of the large choices are a LOT of food. I never can finish. You can ask for hot tea too included.

    Yes, the hot tea is included!

  6. 1 hour ago, LittleMissMagic said:

    I'm not a maritime pilot, but your question sparked curiosity, so I did a little digging....

     

    This is a little dated (2008), but I think it will give some more insight on a Pilot's day - https://cms3.revize.com/revize/americanpilots/A_Career_as_a_Ship_Pilot.pdf

     

    There are women pilots. Here's an interesting article about Jane Stone, Commercial Marine Pilot in the UK - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/meet-one-only-two-female-commerical-marine-pilots-uk-john-ferguson-/

     

    Also Davinia Monclus on the River Medway - https://hec.lrfoundation.org.uk/whats-on/rewriting-women-into-maritime-history/online-exhibitions/davinia-monclus#null

     

    If you're interested in learning more, Maritime SheEO is a group empowering women in the maritime industry - https://maritimesheeo.com/

    Interesting!

  7. On 3/28/2024 at 6:14 PM, MtnSeaGirl said:

    We are drooling over some of the Transatlantic cruises and have a plethora of questions:

    Has anyone sailed post Covid from the US to Spain or England and can speak to what you liked or disliked?

    Was there enough different food choices to enjoy on this many sea days? ( one of the sailings is on the Explorer which does not have a lot of speciality restaurants; we are not that picky )

    Did you book the cruise and the airfare back yourself or did you use a travel agent?

    Heck - Look, we have never sailed on a Transatlantic less more flown out the country but we are not getting any  younger.  Do you have any advice, tips or tricks you are willing to share?

    We are thinking of 2026 which is not posted yet, but we expect some of the ports may be silimar.  We traditionally book 9 to 12 months out and enjoy counting off the months, then weeks, then days.  It makes the time go by faster and our work to be a little sweeter when thinking of the pay off.   Thanking you in advance for any advice you can offer.  

    We cruised on Harmony of the Seas during Covid from Barcelona To Cape Canaveral. We

    had a great time. 1200 Cruisers aboard, so the ship was about 20% occupied! Go and don't worry about TA's. We love them! I believe the cruise was 10/2021 to 11/2021. 15 nights

    and go on TA's!

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  8. 19 hours ago, firefly333 said:

    I just read a post from onboard harmony saying their captain said cant dock,, the dock is broken. They were asking about reimbursement. 

     

    Anyine else see today the dock was being worked on?

     

    I'm going there in the next month. 

    I haven't heard anything!

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