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Thanks that makes a big difference.

I have no idea on price. I am amazed there hasn’t been more discussion about it. It opened last summer I believe. I have seen some mention in live reviews but not sure I can find them.

So it is a US birth certificate then? I don’t believe that was ever confirmed earlier.

I was wondering if anyone else remembered that.

Glad you enjoyed the food and location. Sorry about the music I wouldn’t have been keen on that either depending on how loud it was. I assume it was piped and perhaps louder towards the bar area? We enjoyed pleasant sessions of live guitarist but that was a few years back now and I assume it comes down to who is available. I think the place has become popular with European backpackers and maybe it has a new vibe? We have certainly enjoyed the drinks and different food choices and the “fusion” food. Do you know if the Italian owner is back onsite now - we felt his absence made a big difference in service, post-Covid? We will certainly give it another chance if we get back to Costa Maya.

This thread, like many, keeps going round in circles due to lack of clarity and confusion. Without further details it is impossible to say one way or the other.

My mother had a pickle fork with sliding tines to push the pickle off. This one looks like retrofitted or repurposed fork where you just stab the pickle and slide it off manually.

This has been addressed already although not completely answered so we don’t know if the birth certificate would have been sufficient.

Which terminal and what is your transport?

No problem. The west coast does not have sargassum predominantly it is intermittent due to storms and currents. One webcam is by International pier, other further south between Paradise Beach and the southern piers at Intercontinental Presidente. Just google Cozumel webcams, they will give you an indication closer to your visit.

As stated by PP what has happened historically won’t help you plan. If you are going to the west coast check the webcams it can change according to storms and prevailing currents. If you are going to the east coast in the summer assume there is sargassum and be thankful if there isn’t.

vendors approach frequently along the malecon although less often at beach clubs towards the ends. They are non-aggressive but an annoying disturbance if you are trying to read, sleep, listen to music or enjoy a conversation.

Not sure where you have read negative reviews of Chankanaab? I haven’t seen that many. I would consider the Cabana Beach area if you like Chankanaab and want a quieter area, or another beach. Paradise Beach has good facilities (at a price now they have gone predominantly AI) which is fine if you will avail of them but not my idea of quiet. The website has a good view of the beach to show you what is available or YouTube reviews to give you an idea of what to expect.

With Disney you will probably dock in town. With kids that age you should probably check out websites for Chankanaab or Paradise Beach or a driver for the day to customize a day if you want a mix of more cultural things like small ruins ( nothing like Tulum), chocolate factory, stingless bees, one of the Mayan cultural sites - (there are several now), snorkeling and/or beach time, local lunch.

My suggestion If you leave stuff hanging is to encase several hangers in lightweight clothes hanger case with new cabin number ticket, to prevent individual items being exposed, or able to slip off. How they could get lost moving a few cabins during the time we were at turnaround on an enclosed ship is beyond me. IF, they fell off in the corridor you would expect loose items would be collected in a central area that could be searched when items are reported missing. All I can say is I wasted far more time than I wanted to that week describing the articles (3 dress items) over and over to numerous levels of authority that seemed unable to communicate between themselves. in the end I was compensated but would still to this day would have preferred to have had the items.