restlessmysteries

It is a huge pet peeve of mine and my man to see other couples where the woman is all dressed up and the man is all dressed down, regardless of the location or occasion. Drives us crazy. We dress up every single night of the cruise, regardless of the cruise line or what night it is. We enjoy it and feel good. We just have to shake our heads at the other situations we see. I do wish the lines would enforce the dresscode more. I never saw flipflops on my last cruise with Royal, but definitely saw jeans or cargo shorts in the MDR.

It's just a shame, really. We try to ignore it all and just enjoy ourselves. Then WE get the looks for dressing nicely. ;)

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We should be leaving home tomorrow to set sail on Monday. However, I don't have a cabin # yet and today somebody has posted on our roll call they have been asked to "move over" to another cruise because they are over-booked.

 

 

I am getting extremely worried!!!!!

I would definitely call your cruiseline ASAP. Just to be sure and get things sorted out, especially before you leave.

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I've only been on two cruises so far and both were mid-ship. The first was mid-height and I barely felt any movement at all, even around a tropical storm on a smaller ship! My previous cruise was on deck 10, and we definitely felt the motion on that one. I am prone to seasickness, so I do have to be cautious... I take my remedies and feel fine regardless.

At first I had the next cruise booked alllll the way at the front of the ship, but after reading on CC, I panicked and am now mid-ship. I think I will eventually give aft a try, though. I also typically try to choose a deck closest to my favorite locations.

22 days!!! :D

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