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This week on Joy a bit better. 476 guests with 7R and 2E.
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The benefit is $500. kinda like the shareholder OBC, it hits your account as $500 if you are a solo or two $250 of you are traveling with someone. It still takes a host to email finance to have a ShoreEx charge removed or reduced on the last night of the cruise.
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They are supposed to be 12 1-liter boxes. Today we got 12 16 oz cans I think it was supposed to be 24 smaller cans.
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It must be 5 o’clock somewhere. Standard bar menu.
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Just sit in the priority area and tell them you are bunking together. The Birds are Diamond and there was an annoying guy carding people sitting and waiting. That being said, he kicked out a bunch of people. The Diamond and Platinum waiting area board through “side doors” before they open the ropes for general boarding.
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Who is running the ship?
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What entertainment is on the ship this week. For future cruisers, The Bird notes that this week’s schedule is different than last week’s schedule which was different from the week before.
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Day 1 Main Dining Room The Manhattan Room
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Tired of lugging around, use the bag drop.
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Happy Mother’s Day from the Norwegian Joy
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There seemed to be a shortage of check in agents today. Lines were long and slow. Now that you’re all checked in, time to find somewhere to sit. Priority boarding is divided in two.
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Once you pass security screening, it is time to find your check in area and line. Deck 5-11 used the check in at the front of the terminal. Haven and Decks 12-15 used the back checkin area.
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First stop is document checks. Today, they were using facial recognition at document check based on… check-in photo??? CBP digital photo??? Those who fail the facial recognition are sent to a [long] line for manual processing. If you pass your facial recognition, you proceed on to X-ray and metal detection.
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On a cool, drizzly morning, the Joy awaits our arrival at Pier 88. “Fill ‘er up” as the ship bunkers fuel… and don’t forget to wash all of the windows!
