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  1. 22 hours ago, SuzieQ521 said:

    Thank you for this info! We are taking our first NCL cruise (Bliss) in January and I was wondering about this for my 4year old.

     

    Do they mix the 3 and 4 year olds together? What's the ratio of staff to children? (we are going during school time so I imagine there won't be too many kids).

     

    What's security like, i.e. How do the parents check in/check out? How does the staff communicate with parents if there is an issue?

     

    Are they only open Sea days? (there's one port we may skip).

     

    My son is in preschool now but I just was not sure how the splash academy worked.

     

    Thanks for any input!

    This link might be helpful https://www.cruisecritic.com/articles.cfm?ID=2559

     

    (precovid experience only) We have only experienced the turtle program-  we never see the inside of the kids area so i don't know for certain how many kids are there with how many people watching the kids. But it seems adequate as there's always 2 in the front desk area and more employees running around in the back.   You're given a buzzer and it'll buzz if you are needed.  There's a front area where you check-in your kids and check out your kids.  Only the parents and names on the list can check them out and they also need to have the passcode you came up with.

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  2. We just came back from the Sensation. I remember seeing the Alchemy Bar up and running as I left the late night comedy shows. Guy's Burgers was good but the line was usually long. Blue Iguana has 2 lines, one for tacos and one for burritos.

     

    Our friend had a Junior Suite U87 that had a lot of issues with flooding on their balcony and cabin. He mentioned to me the Suites next to him also had the same if not worst issues.

  3. Hello- As I'm reading these threads of what to do - a lot of people mentioned the tram/open air bus option. How does it work to? Does it also take you back to your ship? Also if I were to take it -- which stops take you to the beach. I think I read that Blue Kay is the first stop. Any other stops for beach?

     

    Thanks in advance!

  4. Thanks for the information everyone! Unfortunately, I don't think NCL even offers a beach day shore excursion.

     

    I knew the free shuttle was too good to be true. :(

     

    Does anyone know if I have to make a reservation for Fosters or Bananarama or will those vendors be around the pier? I don't like to commit to anything just yet.

     

    Thanks in advance!

  5. Hello!

     

    We are not trying to spend a lot at this port and thought it would be a good opportunity for a beach day. But even taxis seems to cost 20 pp.

     

    I found some old posts where people mentioned there was a free shuttle at the port going to Roatan Pirates Bay (10$ cover charge pp). Anyone know if they are still offering the free shuttles there?

     

    Thanks!

  6. Full props to you, it was a production taking our infants an hour and a half away to see Gramma and Grampa, I can't imagine the production that would be involved for a cruise. (And as stated no service charges for your wee-one.)

     

    It definitely will be a journey. We're in Northern Virginia and decided to be more adventurous and take the long drive to Tampa. Will let you know how that goes. Our cruise leaves in April.

     

     

    Thanks everyone for the quick response.

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