Susieyarb

Just off the Maasdam this past Saturday and there was no dessert extravaganza. The only time you are likely to go hungry is from 5- 5:30 and 9-11:30 p.m. the only option in this time frame is room service

Is it acceptable to ask our room steward to remove the mini-bar items so that our kids won't get into them? If not, can we move them to a "hiding place" and replace them at the end of the cruise? Our 5 year old may not understand the concept and it may become too great a temptation. Like the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, "you can eat the snacks anywhere on the ship, but do not touch these snacks!"

My little boy likes a Shirley Temple when we dine on cruises, I take from this reply that there will be a separate charge for this. It is our first time on HAL.

Mary Ann, would this route take us by the Arcadia Maple Store?

I would like to personally set up our tours and not schedule through the ship. I have researched a lot and have never seen the name of the restaurant that HAL uses for their Acadia National Park and Lobster Bake.

Any other tips are welcome concerning the area!

I would like to personally set up our tours and not schedule through the ship. I have researched a lot and have never seen the name of the restaurant that HAL uses for their Arcadia National Park and Lobster Bake.

Any other tips are welcome concerning the area!

I am reading through your World Cruise posts and am mid-February now. I have wondered if there are any children on board? What a classroom that would be for some very fortunate homeschoolers!