jules181

There is on my lap 🤣

If it's reliable to conduct business on, I'd pay $50-$100/day. I would absolutely love to take a few sea days to work and save those vacation days for more cruising.

I bring a Chromecast and a travel router when I go on cruises. I replace the cruise lines HDMI cable with the chromecast to avoid having to change inputs and then connect it to the travel router which I have set to repeat the ships wifi and allow me to connect as many devices as I want to the wifi when in my stateroom. Works great. Was watching MLB baseball and Netflix in the middle of the Atlantic during my TA in the spring.

https://switchhealth.ca/en/partners/aeroplan/#collectionKits $80 for two kits. (works for two people)

This will be my first celebrity cruise, and I'm also a bit curious about the bar menu. After cruising Norwegian for so long, I know I can get decent spirits on their 'classic' package and never have upgraded. I tried searching for menus/cocktail lists to figure out what's current but got very confused. I'm a whisk(e)y drinker. Old fashioneds, mint juleps, boulevariders, vieux Carre etc... Or like to enjoy a post dinner dram straight up and neat. I know my bourbon, scotch and rye, I also know that there are very good and drinkable options at the lower price points. What whiskys come with the classic? How much is the upcharge to premium? And if I want a premium drink do I just pay the difference over $9?

I just booked solo guarantee balcony on the solstice for the last November 2022 sailing. The AI upcharge was less than buying the drink package. It was a rediculously good deal, especially because you get wifi and gratuities. Look at what you're going to have to pay extra on the cruise only fare and see what is cheaper. If you're going to get a drink package anyways, it will probably be better to go AI.

The train station is pretty close to the pier and you can easily get a train to the airport for a lot less. We got a train to downtown Rome for €5 a person in May. I think the Airport might be a bit more, but not much.