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Chocolate ships on Divina 11/4/2022. I've waited patiently for a couple of years and now have no idea of what to do with two of these. They're too pretty to eat, so they sit in the fridge turning whitish. I'm betting wife and I will have a desire for something sweet one of these days and the ships will slowly disappear.

Thanks, we will. We've never had anything less than a fantastic cruise with MSC!!

SteerageJoe: No, my Divina cruise departs from Terminal E, according to the ticket. We've always sailed her from Terminal C in the past. That's why I was seeking other options to the deck across from C.

Thanks to all of you who responded. I greatly appreciate your help and your advice. In one week and three hours, wife and I will be boarding the MSC Divina, our favorite ship!! I'm beginning to don my cruise attitude!

Thank you very much, morpheusofthesea! The building was there and we spent much of the day on the covered patio and the indoor bar was open, but no food prep area. Still, everything was excellent!

rhacruiser: Thanks much for your response. By the way, you have a very impressive cruise experience record! I think you're my new hero.

The last time my wife and I were at Ocean Cay was immediately prior to the pandemic. Meals on the Yacht Club area were prepared and served from mobile kitchens. Is that still the situation, or are they prepared in a hard facility now?

Sailing on a 10-day cruise out of PortMiami in early November. I have two questions about parking at the port: 1. Have you ever had difficulty finding a parking spot in one of the lots or garages when parking for a cruise? 2. There is an open-air parking lot across from Terminals E/G. Is this available for cruise parking, or only short-term parking? Thanks in advance for your considered responses!

believe123: Thanks for the info? Where did y'all go for the test? Your husband is correct that a PCR is a type of NAAT. And the at-home tests made available by the USPS are antigen tests, not molecular-whatever tests like the PCR. Like you, this is just one more thing I don't need the hassle of dealing with. I'm kind of the "organizer and planner" for this cruise which includes my wife, myself, and my sister and her husband who live far away and have never sailed on MSC. I suspect that the PCR test may be a requirement for entry of some of the counties being visited and NOT MSC's requirement. Then again, who knows?

I foolishly purchased onboard credits prior to one cruise (just so that everything would be prepaid) and then didn't use all of it. MSC owed me $600. It took 6 months of weekly emails and phone calls before I finally received the check. Everyone I spoke with agreed I was due the money (no one ever responded to any emails), but it just seemed that no one could actually write the check. I love MSC when we're on the ship. All of our problems have been from the on-shore staff. BTW, I NEVER buy OBCs now.

Is there such a thing as an at-home RT-PCR test? We're sailing on the Divina on November 4th from Miami to either the Bahamas/Caribbean or the Southern Caribbean (depending on which MSC call-taker I speak with). Southern Caribbean apparently requires the RT-PCR test while Bahamas/Caribbean does not. We're traveling the day prior to sailing, so that doesn't leave us much time if we have to go to a physician's office to get the test. I need help, please, as I have never had to get this kind of test before and MSC is giving conflicting information. Thanks!!