snorkelman

Also, we all know that a picture is worth a thousand words. While there are already thousands of pictures online of LOS, it can be daunting and time consuming to sift through them to find what you want, so if there is one particular part of the ship of which you'd like a picture let me know. For example, perhaps you found a picture of the arcade but it was from a certain angle and you can't see a particular machine, maybe you would like me to take a pic from a different angle or maybe you'd like me to confirm that a certain machine is in that arcade.

Well YOU'RE no fun. :(

 

 

:p

One thing that I intend to report back on is whether you can use the flow rider on the first day prior to sailing. I read someone say that you could, which surprises me, but I will verify that.

Come on, I assume that there have to be some questions that people are just DYING to ask that they just MUST know about before boarding. Maybe something like "what types of frozen yogurt toppings are available on LOS?" Stuff like that.

I will be on LOS in 5 days (departing october 4, 2008). I will check this thread again in a couple days to see if anyone wants me to specifically report back something & after my cruise I will report back.

Don't get carried away because I am not walking around the ship with a notebook reporting back noise audible near certain cabins or anything like that.

 

Snorkelman - we docked at the International Pier which is North of town.

darn

I know from past cruises that there are different piers in Cozumel. Which one does the Liberty dock at? Besides telling me the name, can anyone dig up a photo? I know one pier is further north than the other...basically one is right downtown and the other requires a taxi ride.

Anyone scanned in the cruise newspaper for the western more recent than June 2008?

Great free walking tour.

I did this a week ago when I was in Nassau. The link in the original poster's email is the most condensed version of the tour with detailed history for each thing you are looking at.

I would probably make a few adjustments, but for first timers, follow exactly.

When we were up by Fort Fincastle I wasn't sure where the small walking path was, but then I recognized it from the pictures posted, so reviewing the pictures helped me out.

Word of advice, there is one part of the walking tour that has you walking in traffic. Basically it is the parts 9, 10 and 11 (Gregory Arch, St. Andrew's Kirk, and Government House).

I am not sure if there is a way to do this without ending up in traffic, but I figured that I would warn people so they are extra careful on this part of the walking tour.