Foamer

Well, it appears that as part of a larger Mediterranean tour my wife and I will be on the Celestyal Discovery next month. Up to last November it was the Aida Aura. I'll try to post something about traveling on this newly refurbished ship during the trip.

Thank you. Might have to make it there one of the nights.

An Army NCO I once knew had a favorite saying - "Fluid isn't flexible enough, go for the vapor state." It goes well with the traditional Army joke, "Semper Gumby!" (Always Flexible in cracked Latin). It sounds like you are having fun, even with the requirement to be flexible. My wife and I will be on the NA next January in the Caribbean, so I am very interested in your reports about the ship's condition, the staff, and the amenities - thank you for posting this.

We'll be cruising on the Niew Amsterdam for the Country Music Cruise next January and I'm curious how well inside cabins are fitted for electricity? I use a CPAP, so I need an outlet (either 120 or 220) somewhere near the head of the bed, and like any other overequipped American I have devices that need to be charged as well (and likely a small laptop that I'll use to organize my photos and videos during the trip). And my wife has her phone and other stuff too. So I'm naturally curious about how many outlets (120/220/USB), and where in the room they are located, I might expect to find.

We booked air through Viking, but are going over a week early to do some sightseeing in the area I lived in the first half of the 90s (Uncle Sam's Uniformed Travel Agency - You're going green!). I suspect (and have sent in an inquiry) that this will be treated the same as independent air and we'll just have to get a test in the city we are staying in prior to joining the cruise in Munich. I'll comment back if I find out any different.