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*LIVE* from the Norwegian Joy – 7-Night Bermuda – May 12-19, 2024


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The Bird was looking for some crispy bacon and found some frozen bacon in the ship’s freezer. 800 pounds of bacon is served each day on the ship. 
 

For food safety, there are different freezers and prep areas for meats, poultry, seafood as well as fresh veg and dairy. 
 

Most frozen foods are shipped to the Joy from NCL central provisioning in Florida. Some fresh veg, dairy, and eggs are sourced in NY. 
 

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9 minutes ago, BirdTravels said:

The Bird was looking for some crispy bacon and found some frozen bacon in the ship’s freezer. 800 pounds of bacon is served each day on the ship. 
 

For food safety, there are different freezers and prep areas for meats, poultry, seafood as well as fresh veg and dairy. 
 

Most frozen foods are shipped to the Joy from NCL central provisioning in Florida. Some fresh veg, dairy, and eggs are sourced in NY. 
 

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How are The Birds in the bacon cooler at 11pm? Do we get a view of the ship’s brig next? 😉

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1 hour ago, psuboater said:

How are The Birds in the bacon cooler at 11pm? Do we get a view of the ship’s brig next? 😉

The brig is down on Deck 4. A respectful resting placed for the recently departed is on Deck 13. 

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Better bring your table loaded with movies, isn’t much on TV (unless you want to watch the safety video). 
 

10. Safety Channel
11. Navigation
12. Bridge Cam
13. Shore Excursions
14. Feel Free
15. Port Information
16. Activities Channel
17. Onboard Offerings
18. Shopping Channel
19. Joy Today
20. Favorite Shows
21. Action Movies
22. Drama Movies
23. Comedy Movies
24. Family Movies
25. BBC News
26. MSNBC
27. CNBC
28. Fox News
29. Sports 24
30. Prime
31. Special Events 1
32. Special Events 2
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Oh No! Say it isn’t so… but it is already time to go. Don’t forget to pick up your luggage tags in the atrium. It is highly recommended to let the porters take your bags to the baggage hall ashore. Too many people “think” they can handle their luggage in crowded elevators (may take 30 minutes to get in an elevator - and everyone knows the trick to ride up, so that doesn’t help either), through crowded halls, down the very uneven gangway, through the terminal, through the baggage hall, through customs and out onto the street. 
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Want some breakfast in bed? Just call room service. Or use a hang tag to order in advance. There is a delivery charge for all room service order regardless of whether it is 1 muffin or 20 items. 
 

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9 minutes ago, DRGrammy said:

Thanks again for doing this.  I watched you dock this morning.  I hope you had a wonderful cruise.

Thank you. The Bird had a great time. 

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Thanks, Bird, for the excellent trip report and information on the Joy. It's very helpful for our planning for when we take this same trip in a few weeks. Safe travels home.

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Thank you for the review. The passenger book sharing leave a book / take a book program certainly has dwindled with the advent of kindles. On the Getaway in February there were 0.0 books available most of the time. The three I left were quickly scoffed up.

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We need power!

 

At the desk, there are 3 US and 1 European outlets. 
 

In the bathroom, there is a 110V / 220V shaver outlet… for shavers only. 
 

The bedside lights have a USB outlet. BUT, from a cybersecurity perspective, you should never, ever use a USB outlet that you don’t personally own. Not at the mall, not at an airport, not in a hotel, not on a cruise ship. Always use your power cord. IMG_5011.thumb.jpeg.dd7e5f2d4f3c3004cb4d03031d9c9105.jpeg

 

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