seamist #51 Posted March 11 First day at sea almost done, getting ready to enjoy a bit of Lincoln Center Stage, love the strings. Following is tonight’s menu and foodie pics, enjoy. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DAllenTCY #52 Posted March 11 (edited) It was beyond "F"......and we did not have "G" printed, so went back to recycling "A". So when the Eurodam returns, disembarkation will be affected as well, in the same way. There are so many *****s that tours and airport transfers will be delayed. David Edited March 11 by DAllenTCY 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #53 Posted March 11 1 hour ago, DAllenTCY said: It was beyond "F"......and we did not have "G" printed, so went back to recycling "A". So when the Eurodam returns, disembarkation will be affected as well, in the same way. There are so many *****s that tours and airport transfers will be delayed. David Hmm guess we got on earlier than I thought, they called for Group 1 (which was us) right after E so thought E was last. On another note back to the “hot topic” of $10 charge for 2nd entree.....our waiter informed us this evening that if you happen to not like the entree that you ordered...he will bring another at no charge. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Purdey16 #54 Posted March 11 Sorry to hear you couldn't get your room move but I always look at it as a place to sleep and get ready for dinner the rest of the ship is your sitting room and like you on my 28 day cruise joined the spa and enjoyed the thermal beds very much the lei is very pretty and your food looks great too 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Krazy Kruizers #55 Posted March 11 Thank you for the menus and pictures of your food. Interesting that on the first night if you don't like your entree, you can get get another one without the $10 charge. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
just_cruising_along #56 Posted March 11 (edited) Thank you for the updates on the Eurodam. If you have time, can you post a copy of the Pinnacle Wine Menu (different than the MDR wine menu.) Glad you are having fun. Edited March 11 by just_cruising_along 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lido deck main #57 Posted March 11 Thanks for the pictures. The lei you made is very pretty. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sir PMP #58 Posted March 11 On 3/9/2019 at 7:37 PM, DAllenTCY said: Let me get this straight in my head. You arrived 10 am and waited until noon to board. Why not have arrive at 1 and been onboard at 1:15? David Did you see the hotel? 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #59 Posted March 11 8 hours ago, Purdey16 said: Sorry to hear you couldn't get your room move but I always look at it as a place to sleep and get ready for dinner the rest of the ship is your sitting room and like you on my 28 day cruise joined the spa and enjoyed the thermal beds very much the lei is very pretty and your food looks great too Yeah we do as well, room was more of an issue of being blindsided, have sailed many other HAL ships and was expecting the size to be the same as we have had previously, surprise!😂. We now know on Eurodam what not to book. We primarily book for itinerary anyhow and this one is one of the BEST so we are doing great settling in. Ship was a bit rocky all last night and this morning, think we hit the weather system the Captain mentioned. Supposed to clear up later today with more moderate seas. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
riverrat #60 Posted March 11 (edited) We are enjoying your postings! the pictures, menu and the Daily 🙂 It is exciting to see all the activities. We will be onboard in four weeks. Does the thermal suite have a sauna or steam room? Edited March 11 by riverrat 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bigez #61 Posted March 11 Just a bunch of cold, Eastern Pacific air out in front of you now! Bundle up until you get closer to Hawaii. Thermal suite should be your friend for the next few!! 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DaveOKC #62 Posted March 11 On 3/10/2019 at 11:40 AM, BEAV said: We disembarked Eurodam yesterday, and a few crew members commented to us they would be sailing with a “few hundred” less passengers on your 28 day cruise. It would be interesting to inquire again after 4-5 days if they would sell you an upgrade for a more reasonable amount. i had to chuckle at your comment about verandah passengers lining up at Guest Relations to complain about cabin size. What the heck can the employees do about it?! Sometimes they can. On our January Amsterdam cruise we met a couple who were in a Vista cabin (like ours) and went to the front desk to complain how small it was. They were given a Neptune for a small fee (no details)! I wish I had done that!! 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BEAV #63 Posted March 11 3 minutes ago, DaveOKC said: Sometimes they can. On our January Amsterdam cruise we met a couple who were in a Vista cabin (like ours) and went to the front desk to complain how small it was. They were given a Neptune for a small fee (no details)! I wish I had done that!! Good to know. Which is why I suggested to the OP they inquire again in a few days. Can't hurt to ask...….. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Krazy Kruizers #64 Posted March 11 4 hours ago, seamist said: Yeah we do as well, room was more of an issue of being blindsided, have sailed many other HAL ships and was expecting the size to be the same as we have had previously, surprise!😂. We now know on Eurodam what not to book. We primarily book for itinerary anyhow and this one is one of the BEST so we are doing great settling in. Ship was a bit rocky all last night and this morning, think we hit the weather system the Captain mentioned. Supposed to clear up later today with more moderate seas. As each new class of ships rolled out, all cabins have been made smaller except the PS which got larger. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #65 Posted March 11 56 minutes ago, riverrat said: We are enjoying your postings! the pictures, menu and the Daily 🙂 It is exciting to see all the activities. We will be onboard in four weeks. Does the thermal suite have a sauna or steam room? Yes, the sauna is actually outside the Thermal Suite area available to all, the steam rooms are only in the paid suite area. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #66 Posted March 11 The view this morning off the stern, plus today’s activities. Still choppy and cool out there! Will try later to grab a pic of the Pinnacle Grill Bar menu..idk...we don’t plan to eat there but will try. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kazu #67 Posted March 11 Great pics. Glad to see you have the standard Hawaii fun stuff. We enjoyed watching it a few years ago although I confess I got tired of the drums and one ukelele 😉 But, it's all good fun. Sorry you have the cooler, choppier weather. We were expecting our cruise but it didn't happen. But we did have bad weather in a number of ports and missed several, so maybe this is a good sign for all of you and you'll have great weather and get to all of your ports. I hope so. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DaveOKC #68 Posted March 11 14 minutes ago, kazu said: Great pics. Sorry you have the cooler, choppier weather. We were expecting our cruise but it didn't happen. But we did have bad weather in a number of ports and missed several, so maybe this is a good sign for all of you and you'll have great weather and get to all of your ports. I hope so. On our Hawaii cruise in Dec, 2017 we had rough seas but great weather in Hawaii (where it is the most important), so perhaps you are right! 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #69 Posted March 12 Learned a couple of good tips today. 1st one was the Mr. went to the GoPro discussion. He got a new GoPro for Christmas and when we left home everything was working fine. However, once the vacay started we had issues with it freezing up. So....a tip we were given is to take the setting off low-light and we will see if that helps any. The 2nd tip we received from the future cruise consultant is back to the room issue again for all of you, like us, who tend to book interior cabins. She mentioned that when you look on the deck plans, look for the interiors that are horizontal - they will be slightly larger. The ones that lie “vertically” will be smaller as you are looking at the layout. Good tip for future planning! And now the conclusion of Sea Day #2 which happened to be the first Gala Night. Special menu and foodie pics to follow: 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Krazy Kruizers #71 Posted March 12 Great reports -- food looks good. Maybe we have cruised too much but those seas don't look rough to me. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
puppycanducruise #72 Posted March 12 Great pictures - the food looks great. Too bad about the library. Looking forward to reading more! 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #73 Posted March 12 9 hours ago, Krazy Kruizers said: Great reports -- food looks good. Maybe we have cruised too much but those seas don't look rough to me. Well darn, I tried to upload a short video of the main pool and hydro pool rocking like crazy but it just wouldnt go 😔. I had a great time though, like a little kid in a wave pool 😂. Premium net package works but slow as snails...more like the snails pooper scoopers. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #74 Posted March 12 Here we are waking up to Sea Day #3 and the seas have calmed considerably. Weather is warmer now currently 72 degrees. On a funny note I saw Santa Claus! He does indeed vacation to Tahiti in the off season 😁. Very interesting gentleman with a flowing white beard, red polo, and Green shorts showing off his photo of him in his “uniform” with kids on his lap to the cruise director. Lol. Today’s activities: 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
