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Panorama doesn't have an IMAX. Maybe that was on a different ship?

The first time we had our son (4 YO) on a pullman, he tried to climb down first thing in the morning for the bathroom and accidentally fell... a medical center visit and several stitches on his forehead prove that your concern is not irrational at all.

Worst case scenario, if they have it pre-made, you can let them know that you don't plan to use it and they will stow it away.

When we sailed with kiddos, it was not pulled down either time. One time we asked them to, and the other time, the kids shared the couch... entirely up to you.

I was not aware that they resumed port day drop off, or if it is available for all ships in the fleet. However, if you are looking to "leave your child for a few hours", as asked by the OP you will be required to pay hourly for children under 2.

Children this young would only be eligible for the night owls program that you pay hourly for.

@Cruisin 4 Ever Let us know how it goes... my sailing is coming up pretty quick, I may need to call this time also.

I think you got lucky. I submitted mine 11 days later than you, and still nothing aside from the 'acknowledgement' e-mail. Ones in the past have taken me a few weeks.

You got your OBC approved next day? I've never seen one that fast... How long ago was this?

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I think 2 hours is really generous, even with traffic... normally that would take closer to an hour. That being said, some of that will depend on customs. My last trip on the Panorama didn't start ANY debarkation until after 8:30 because customs was short handed or something like that.

Let alone with the amount of debt that they were forced to take on during the shutdown... that all has a due date.

Same as ScottsSweetie, when we have done Chef's Table we got a visit the night or 2 before from somebody while we were in the MDR that asked about any special needs or dietary restrictions.

It's a supply and demand issue... too many people sharing the bandwidth means they need to drive up the price to cut down a little on people using it. Bandwidth is limited they need to do something...