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We actually found the bracelets to be quite functional when we cruised the Seascape in October. We didn't have any problems at the bars (they had these little white scanners they would pick up and we would tap it with the wristband.) It was great having my door open as I was approaching, especially when I was bringing a couple of coffees back to our stateroom. I liked that it is waterproof and I could go swimming with it. When we cruised Princess, they had the medallion ones.....these are so much more comfortable and we didn't have to worry about the medallion popping out of it. We only needed our cards in the casino and when we exited/entered the ship.

@bruce85 I would love to see daily programs and dinner menus. Enjoy your cruise.

Not sure about NYC but when I took my NCL cruise out of Miami in February, there was a separate line for those without documents. This was after the X-ray scanning.

Agree 100%. Only reason I didn’t initially respond to the OP is because I figured it may be a troll just trying to start some “stuff” with what they probably know is a controversial subject. I’m always suspect of posts like these from first time posters.

I agree, GMA did a much better job of reporting it than the Today show did--loved Michael Strahan's response at the end lol.

The main casino is smoke-free. They have a small enclosed area off the sports bar with some slot machines where you can smoke and gamble.

Here is a pic I downloaded to show my SIL what B1 cabins were available at the time we booked. Should give you a little idea of the depth of each deck.

My guess is this cruise also combined 2 cruises into one itinerary.

Thank you so much. I knew deck 13 had the smallest balconies. It was either deck 13 or deck 15 and I wanted cabins above and below me. Thank you so much for all the information. Sailing on her next year through the Panama Canal and looking forward to my first aft balcony.

Thank you. I thought we were on 10. Just checked and we are on deck 13. Do you know those?

Wow you are so full of knowledge. Do you know the configuration of the aft B1s on deck 10?

I think the S in S. Bergen stands for “salty” 🙄 I’ve organized (I’m not a TA but my family treats me like I am 😜) large groups of 16-20 family members on a few mostly NCL cruises. I’ve NEVER encountered these issues that old salty here has—even our dinner reservations have worked out well. We always sets up our dinner reservation months in advance. We always eat dinner together and I always meet with the Maitre d’ well before the first nights dinner to make sure they have us sitting together (usually at 2 large tables next to each other.) Old Salty is trying to sound like a seasoned cruiser with a very good travel agent daughter but after reading this review that is really difficult to believe. I wish they had listed what other cruise lines/ships they’ve been on. I agree with others who say it reads like a letter to NCL hoping to get reimbursed some of their money. Buyers remorse maybe???

All of the Seashore oceanview cabins are on deck 5. Has noise been a problem in these cabins? I'm concerned being under the theater, Times Square, near the atrium, and I'm unsure about what I would be over on deck 4. Please let me know your experience with this deck, and if you remember, what cabin you were in. TIA.

@ColdCruise is the ship decorated for Christmas? We board on December 6th and I’m hoping decorations will be up.

Was there any charge to participate in Press Your Luck? I've seen on the dailies where you can sign up, but no mention of cost (if any). Did you watch it? I've watched it on TV and just curious as to how they work it. Enjoying the review--thanks for doing it.