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Have taken small inflatable pool on the ships before and set up in a chair near a deck drain. Crew happy to bring over bucket of water. When done, pour water directly into drain. Small meaning like a portable bathtub.

 

 

 

I've seen this done on many cruises, many different lines. If you have a balcony just do it there, the floor has drains too.

Wow thank you that's all I wanted to know [emoji4]

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I don't know what you want us to say. Your child with swim diapers is not allowed in the pool.

I'm not expecting some magical loophole, not upset with the rules. My only hope was to be able to set up a mini splash pool thing for my daughter but that question has been answered

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Hi, thank You so much for your responses.

I've had a look at the ship and I doubt I'll be able to avoid taking baby past it. I was thinking a small bLow up pool so one parent could swim while the other watched baby splash around in the seating area. It's about 60cm in diameter, she loves water if she sees the pool she will crack it to go for a swim (it's the middle of summer)

I tried to change ships however we were unable to do so

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Hi all, noticed on the RCI website and several forums that explorer of the seas won't allow babies in the pool with nappies/swim nappies. Is there anything at all we can buy or do for our 12 month old to enjoy the pool. Someone mentioned packing a mini blow up pool for her to splash around in. Because if she can't come in the pool with us then we won't be able to go in either [emoji17]

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Oh wow, didn't know they wait for you if you book through the ship. Hopefully we will be fine with being back in time. (I'm a bit time obsessed. Im early for everything)

Love to hear how you go on your trip in a couple weeks. Our trip is feb 4

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Awesome thanks, there is 10 of us and we were expecting to pay around $300 so this puts my mind at ease quite a bit.

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Hi everyone.

First cruise to South Pacific in just over a month on explorer of the seas and I'm just starting to organize activities while in port. We really don't want to have to book it via RCI. So what are some must see/do activities in Vanuatu and noumea???

Also if anyone has hired a bus and driver for the day in port Vila, please let me know how you went about doing this. Looking online can't seem to find any booking sites and I'm paranoid the queues will be outrageous if we leave it to the day we get there.

Thanks in advance

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Sorry to hijack your post but I'd love to know if anyone can answer this one for me on the same subject. Both my husband and I have purchased a drinks package each for our trip in February, if I want to be looked after can he go to the bar with both of our passes and get drinks for me and vise versa. This would save us from both having to go to the bar each time we want a drink

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Thank you, that gives me some clarification [emoji3]

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Hi, thanks for the review. Learnt a lot from it. We are cruising in feb and I'm concerned about disembarking. Do you have to be up first thing to get off the boat or can you sleep in to about 8am? Unnoticed that arrival time is about 6:30 am and I don't know if I want to be up that early.

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