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  1. There may be some confusion between "aft balcony" and "aft-facing balcony".

     

    The aft-facing balconies are different depths depending on deck. An aft-facing balcony on deck 11 will have 2 loungers.

     

    Certain side balconies are large enough for a lounger and some are not. On deck 11, most side balconies will not have room for a lounger. Some exceptions are the angled balconies such as 11182/11782, 11296/11896, etc. and the aft-most balconies (11310/11910).

     

    Thank you! I am in an Aft-facing balcony for my February 25th cruise.

  2. Stateroom: We had an AFT balcony on the 11th floor. We loved this location...felt very centralized. Our room steward was great. We didn't see him much, but our room was always clean and had a bucket of ice waiting for us.

     

    I will be in an Aft balcony on the 11th floor for my upcoming cruise. Were there loungers on the balcony?

  3. Thank you everyone. I was trying to research but unfortunately most threads are about if you can take your elderly mother or infant to the baths or reviews of the actual excursion. I just wanted some specifics like if you could walk, how long vs. taxi. Thanks for the info!

  4. Is Speedy's walking distance from the port where the Escape docks?

     

    Also, Once you are at Valley Virgin Gorda, are the Baths right there or do you have to walk a ways?

     

    I just don't want to be wandering around not knowing where I am going.

     

    Thanks!

  5. I have searched and searched for this answer but CC search and Google failed me. I am sure it has already been asked but here I go...

     

    Can I make reservations for Headliners and the Supper Club on the iConcierge app or do I HAVE to go to the reservation desk when I first get on the ship?

  6. Reporting back from my Transatlantic on the NCL Jade - many bars had "premade" giant carafes for certain cocktails, and I was only rejected once on the cruise to a "please stick to the menu" request by a bartender at the martini bar when I asked for the "cagney's speakeasy martini" on a particularly busy night at the martini bar. I did not have a "prior relationship" with that bartender, though, so if I really really wanted to I could have taken the elevator up 6 floors or so to the "star bar" which is right next to cagney's and could have got one - or I could have found my "favorite waiter" Phillip in the upstairs lounge (who I made sure to grease with an extra dollar the first few days each time I ordered a drink) and I am sure he would have accommodated me.

     

    Some of the premade stuff isn't bad - mostly in the frozen sweet drinks. But to avoid it elsewhere, I found no premade carafes in ..... the casino, of course. The bartenders there were knowledgeable and made stuff fresh when I was there. I am also sure that prior greasing of a specific bartender would (most likely) get you the drink you want.

     

    Sent from my SM-N900V using Forums mobile app

     

    mbruck... did you happen to check out if the Dark & Stormy was back on at under $15?? Thanks!

  7. Do it! I've never done a Studio, but I am going on the Escape for my 26th birthday this February (seems like a good ship to celebrate on). I am practically solo on my cruises because I ditch my family to hang out with other people I meet, usually at bars. It is very easy to make friends and I would assume easier when you are in the Studios as everyone is solo.

     

    I like to read lots of posts on here and it seems like there will be a good mix in the studio cabins of men and women of all ages. Also, I would join in on the roll call to chat with some people ahead of time, maybe go to the M&G.

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