bama4cruisin

No, travel irons AND travel steamers are prohibited.

I need to do this! I can remember the first name, but I doubt I have the last name spelled correctly.

I look forward to following along , even though we are on the same cruise! We actually arrived in NYC last night to enjoy a few days pre-cruise.

Our plastic holders came with wire loops; very secure.

These are wonderful! We’ve used ours for several cruises. They are now filled with the tags for our upcoming Beyond cruise . . . Ready to be attached before we leave our NYC hotel for Bayonne😊

When your e-docs are available, the luggage tags will be the last page of the docs.

A few years ago, DH was diagnosed with flu while on the Solstice in Australia, as were a number of others. Yes, he’d had a flu shot in October of the previous year, and this was March in Australia . . . So the next strain of flu. He was confined to our cabin for the day he was diagnosed until he was cleared after being fever free for 2 nurse visits, which was another couple of days. His card was tagged so that when we attempted to leave the ship in a NZ port before the nurse had removed the tag, all kinds of alarms went off. The reality is that quarantine is used for many communicable illnesses.

Since they are usually on sea days, but never embarkation day or the last night, look at your itinerary andif there are 2 sea days, say day 2 and day 5 or 6, probably those. If there are not 2 sea days, one would probably be on the day with the earliest “all-aboard” time on a port day.

It will show as closed if you look at a time it is not open; however, I have always been able to pull up the menu. This venue is only open a short time for breakfast and lunch, about 1 1/2 hours for each. It is not always open for lunch on port days.

What a shame! We were never crowded as the ship was at just under 40% capacity.

Last year on the Apex the OVC was amazing! Absolutely no evidence of cutbacks at that time. That is our only experience post-shutdown, but we’ll see again in 2 weeks when we board Beyond.

While I am not ecstatic to pay $80 for this fee, I basically consider it another port charge. This is not applicable only to cruise passengers, but to EVERYONE entering Bermuda, by ship or air. Even Bermuda residents who have left the country, whether for pleasure or work, are required to pay this fee . . . every time they leave and return to the island. Personally, we plan to get off and enjoy a nice lunch in Hamilton. . . providing some added income to the restaurant owner who did not have tourist/visitor business for a very long time. Yes, I realize the government will benefit from our limited spending in the island, but so will a few locals. I also recognize that we are all entitled to our own perceptions and reaction / response to the situation.

I believe the top photo in Jim’s post is the split cabana on Edge. Here are a couple of photos I took on Apex, identical to Edge. Those on Beyond are basically the same set-up except facing the pool rather than facing toward the ocean. The full cabana The half (or split) cabana

I just checked. My IPad is barely 1 year old and updated with the most recent release. I just maneuvered through the different sections, from Deck Plans to Excursions to Dining to my calendar and more. Very quick response time. Good luck with yours!

A friend recently had Covid on another line. She was prescribed Paxlovid in the Medical Center; the charge was $800. She is submitting a claim to her insurance, but right now is out the $800