CruiserBruce

You are going to be hustling, but you will make it.

I am not sure the entertainment and menus will really be that much different on two different ships of the same line on 7 day routes.

The workers at the pier will have them. You just have to write your cabin number on them.

I am not aware any car rental place at FLL will shuttle you to the port. That is the way it was pre-Covid, and have not heard any different since resumption of cruising. There are car rental places close to the port. These are the places that, pre-Covid, shuttled you to the port. The issue here is there hasn't been clear reports that the close to port rental facilities have resumed port shuttles. You need to select the close to port offices for returning your car, but before booking, call them and confirm the availability of the shuttle.

Just down the board:

This is discussed frequently on the Mexican Rivera board, here: https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forum/124-mexican-riviera/

But time hotel to train station, train station to hotel, and being at the train station a safe few minutes in advance...pretty much evens the time. Plus unless carefully planned, you won't learn anything on the train, like you would from a driver. Overall, it's a wash.

Yep...any research would indicate this is the best way.

The Uber website has an estimator program.

Agree. Parking has nothing to do with HAL...it applies to anyone boarding a ship there.

Noticed the OP has never come back...

Well...no answer. But the most cost efficient way is Uber/Lyft.

Welcome to Cruise Critic! I would start with asking on the Royal Caribbean board, here: https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forum/51-royal-caribbean-international/ It is a somewhat usual request, so not sure if anyone would know the answer. There is, is you look deep enough on the Royal Caribbean website, a list of forbidden things. Not sure where this would fit, or not, on that list. Lastly, you might just have to call RCI.

Hopefully 2025, if they are offered.

This is offered once or twice a Med season. Had a similar cruise booked for June for 2021, Covid got in the way.

How many in your group?

We sailed from Lima to San Diego, and had a ceremony when we crossed. It was a lot of fun. We also got certificates. 16 day cruise.

There is a section on the HAL website with all the rules. Don't believe you will be tested on board unless you are symptomatic, or perhaps in a likely exposure.

Its lie flat if on A321LR. Not if it is on a standard A321. Which leg is she flying it on?

Your previous question, with all the answers:

You could Google search weather in your ports. For example, "April weather Cabo San Lucas".

Well, I guess given the options in your posts, I would say you are committed to spending some time on the road. Rome in Limo is a great operation...they will make it a fun and informative couple of tours.

I would be asking this on the Celebrity board, here: https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forum/16-celebrity-cruises/

Yes. It has been reported by several people on many threads the "just pay the difference" policy is in effect.

The most recent post on that thread was two hours AFTER the OP posted their thread. One might note the name of that thread.