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I’ve only seen a disclaimer in T&C with NCL, specifically stated no outside food can be brought ON their (Hawaii) ship. After the fact. They did take away my plate lunch. Yet, I could bring lots of food ON to Princess on a Hawaiian voyage. On Princess, IN San Francisco, I’ve brought on beef jerky, salami, and moon cake. The safest thing to do is ask a Princess security officer in the terminal…and get a name………

And the Grand (not propulsion) last season. I think the Radiance of the Sea boarded passengers then had them get off the next day?

When I taught in Connecticut, one of my students was interested in the Iditarod. So she wrote to Libby. I was pleasantly surprised when my student received a personal letter from her. So sorry about the weather considering aft viewing would have been perfect. I still don’t know how you wrangled coming and going in the correct directions.

Hawaii news reported that some were able to see the Northern Lights at 4 AM. Nothing for me in my state. Too much light pollution. City folk.

If you have a table light, then you have a European plug behind/under the bed. If she is like her sister ship, there should also be an outlet behind the tv in an Ocean View cabin. My OV cabin bed was against the wall. Yours looks like it is under the window. May be different. Next time you go shopping, ask for a small empty box theft will fit inside the drawer. Turn it upside down and your CPAP will have a new home

I have suggested that to the concierges on the Grand/GEM Class ships. I don't see why they could not take one of the venues (or a couple of inside cabins) and create a lounge. They could have even taken the cigar lounge and used it as a Concierge's Lounge instead of a useless..pathetic arcade.

1. I was stopped in Canada. They had me take my machine OUT OF THE BAG. 2. Only CPAP machine is supposed to be in the bag. But I have included an extension cord. 3. I wonder what they do with the extra distilled water. Even for a 25 day cruise, I could not use it all. Felt sooooo wasteful. 4. If there is no room in the overhead for your CPAP, the flight attendants will find somewhere to store it. They know they can't have you check it (they don't want that responsibility). 5. I have taken overhead carry on, under the seat personal (big) item, and CPAP. I have been questioned at the gate, but then they step back when I say CPAP.

Don't forget nuts. Good source of protein and easy to eat. You can take off a bottle of water or a refillable container. No coffee off the ship.

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At least you are not on a Royal Class ship that is held hostage to Low Tide. May this voyage be worry free. Bon Voyage.

Also check with your excursion vendor to see if they will have an alternative menu for you. I am sure they will accommodate something vegan.

Side question (if you don't mind). I've heard mixed answers regarding tipping crew with US dollars while cruising in foreign waters. One YouTuber says that many of the crew come from countries that appreciate the US dollar. Is that permissible?

I would prefer the Coral but don't know if she is doing any transits. Yes, buffet is in the front/bow.

Thank you for your post, but you have to "play" by the rules. Can't take "I like this..." from a different cruise line. Princess WILL only include what they already have (aka sheldon cooper). @Ombud The only two ships in the fleet that are Panamax built are Coral and Island. They are narrow enough to go through the Historic Locks. "unTechnically", they have only one inside cabin per deck (instead of the back to back on the larger ships).

Just how much did you pay the Captain to turn the ship for your viewing pleasure?