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You can order breakfast from the main dining room or the Haven’s restaurant. Your butler will bring it and serve it to you on a high table cloth complementary. For example you can order fried eggs, omelettes, Tahitian French toast, fillet steak, ham, bacon, sausage, fresh bread, fresh fruit, coffee, juice, and a diet Pepsi.

 

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I'm not sure of the form you're using, but be sure it grants you the ability to seek medical treatment if necessary. And don't forget a copy of the child's insurance card. Hopefully items you never need, but better to have on hand.

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BecauseISaid, we don’t like to check bags, so we will fly with as much sunscreen as we can cram into 3oz containers into quart bags, and buy the rest on the ship or in port.

I wish I could, but teenage daughter so.... :')

I wanted to post that because I see/hear a lot of people who think the 3.4oz rule applies to liquids no matter how they're packed. It's such a common misconception.

You can find dry erase markers that have magnets on them at any office supply store or even Wal-Mart. They have an eraser on one end.

https://www.staples.com/Quartet-ReWritables-Fine-Point-Magnetic-Mini-Dry-Erase-Marker-Assorted-6-Pack/product_820166

Do you people also decorate doors in hotels? :confused:

*snort* Yup. Kids (even teens) love to have a poster encouraging their best at state and regional meets left on their hotel door. They also get a kick out of the number of people who wish them luck when they see the poster. And then there are the other hotel guests who take pictures and comment that they wish they had thought of it of doing it for their kids/grandkids. In fact, I can honestly say I've never heard one sour word about decorating our hotel doors. :D

OP - some will approve. Some will disapprove. Don't wait for the popular vote. I think you've gotten several ideas for hanging your decorations that won't damage the door. I can tell you that Wal-Mart used to carry the sheet magnets if you need to affix one to your sticker.

Anyone have a good source for Sunscreen in TSA sizes? My DS only uses spray, so I may have to fork over big $$$ on the ship.

The TSA rule is maximum 3.4 ounces in your CARRY ON. Any liquid over that amount just has to be in your checked luggage. Go ahead and buy your sunscreen and bring it with you.

TSA Liquids Rule

These are the per-person bids (multiple by 2 for the amount you will pay if your bids are accepted). High end suite bids start at $2000 x 2 (you would have to bid a lot more to win).

Thank you @BirdTravels and @GADave!

I notice that the bid price is pp and you should multiple by 2 to get the actual price you pay. What if there are 3 in the room? For example: our balcony room is currently for 2 adults and a teenager. Am I bidding for each person in the room or is the maximum price paid for 2 regardless of the reservation number?

There are those who show up a few minute before showtime, then complain that they are seated at the back of the theater.

I would be so mad with myself for not knowing better. ;)

Is it bad form for one person to hold the place in line for multiple people?

At least one member of your party should be in line at least one hour before showtime. Your entire party must be on line 30 Minutes before show time when the doors open.

Good to know. I had heard 30 minutes before showtime.

Since this is a new thread (and I am way not interested in sorting through 5000 posts in the old thread), can someone give an overview of how the upgrade bidding process works? New to NCL so I'm not familiar with the idea.

Are the Behind The Scene Tours generally done during Sea days only?