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Bingo was fun. We bought a bunch of way too expensive bingo packages so like I think we got 48×4 packages for the whole group. Victor was the bingo host and kept it lively. Of course we didn’t win. The first prize was $65 each for three people. The second price was $250 and the third price was a chance at $1000 but the lady won 400. It is so much harder to win on these larger ships that I wish the prices were a bit bigger
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We are at Sea Day brunch! 40-50 minute wait which we anticipated so we put our reservation in at 9:45 for 10:30 am and it worked our perfectly. We ended up at Java Blue for coffee —just going with the flow. Got a semi dry dry cappucino. Some got massages which they loved—deep tissue was deep. Not a fan of the hard sell on products (which I warned them about). We’ve done a full round on the Vegan juices. Yum. Eggs Benedict on the way for me.
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We enjoyed Dear Future Husband! Great cast; fun music, good energy. Simple story…a wedding on a cruise ship..but just enough. And then…everyone was exhausted and went to their rooms.Even me! I’m SO tired. Usually I’ll stay up and gamble the first night and get my midnight pizza, but I really need to sleep to enjoy tomorrow. Planning a very chill tomorrow…Coffee at Emeril’s. Sea Day Brunch, Serenity Deck, and will make further plans after that. IMG_1481.mov
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Dinner! I had the pappardelle with braised lamb appetizer and shrimp cocktail with Cornish game hen. Yep had to get the chocolate melting cake for desert. The duck shrimp rolls and crawfish dish were popular at the table and enjoyed by all. As soon as we hit outside the 10 miles from Texas boundary we ordered wine for table—about 3/4 through dinner though.
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Phew! I’m finally sitting down! It’s Kyndall Fire! Asking everyone to please do their muster! And welcoming us aboard. We boarded right at 10:45. Got to our rooms; some had their sail & sign cards and some did not. You can use your boarding pass to muster so we took care of that. Also tried to get some spa appointments; that was accomplished but took 2 tries as no one was there early to take our reservations. Then we had our first meal at Guy’s Burgers (of course) WOW what a crowd! Longest line I’ve seen at one; food was hot and delicious as usual. Line went all the way to the Red Frog Pub! We gave our newbies a tour of the ship! Some of them are feeling a little overwhelmed. During the tour, we stopped at pixels because all the Go Pros were left at home…one was purchased for my Goddaughter’s birthday. I was able to make a reservation for tomorrow night for Rudi’s Sea Grill…it’s Formal night, but only night they could take us all, and its a good time to (7pm). Teppanyaki was not possible unless we did it at 9pm tonight; too late.
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Well, the only Priority is that is where you sit to board in the first groups—Diamond, then Suites, the Platinum. Unlike some of the Priority boarding lounges, nothing was available, not even water (and the water fill-up station for your empty container was broken) So we had the same situation as you did—part of our group was Priority Boarding, and my son was not. They let him check in with us at 10am (although he had an 11am check in time) but they made him go a separate way for boarding. He was on the ship right after 11 though so it wasn’t much of a big deal. To stay together, you have to all go non-priority. We boarded about 1/2 hour difference, so it was perfectly fine!