cruiser4305

Thanks everyone, we decided to book two rooms on a Windstar ship because of the low (19%) single supplement.

I'm a newly divorced 40 year-old that wants to do a cruise with my two elderly parents. We were planning on booking separate cabins, but with the single supplement it might make sense for us to pay a bit extra to book a one or two bedroom suite. As long as there is a wall and door between us, it should be OK. It's such a chore to wade through all of the stateroom layouts, I was wondering if anyone knew of any ships in the Caribbean that offer a separate bedroom and pullman/pull out couch or something similar that is reasonably economical? We don't need butler service or anything like that, just a wall between beds.

Are they still limiting lobster tails to five per guest (no, we don't eat the sides too)?

Sometimes hubby gets turned away when he wears his favorite (older) jeans shorts, but more recently they have been more forgiving. Just be careful on formal nights, they are stricter and wouldn't let us in with our touring jackets on (leather and tasteful patches) but they let us in after we took them off, even though we just had (clean) white t-shirts on! Where's the logic there? They've even been fine with sandals and aquasox when we were a little late leaving the pool one night. Basically as long as you aren't sopping wet you'll be fine. Have fun and don't skip the lobster!

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Hello, I'll be cruising on the horizon in Feb '23 and was interested in the scotch selection on the ship. Most of the whiskey menu photos I can find are of pig & anchor and it looks like they just have American and Irish whiskey available. Which bar/restaurant has the best scotch selection and is there a menu available?