JackyPants

I understand just from the little bit that you've said. Thank you for being so helpful while on vacation 🙂 I've been binge reading this thread all night, you're very entertaining. I can't wait to start my journey now.

Sorry, I suppose I didn't explain myself well enough. I'm not able to download it at all. It says that the "app won't work for your device". We're both cruising veterans, and have managed just fine without technology. It just seemed like a nice feature to have.

Any suggestions for the Navigator app not being accessible to my phone? It's an android, a year old (give or take). I'm not a big phone person, so it's not anything fancy, but it's not outdated. I'm traveling with my 83y/o mother, and I mostly just want to be able to message her for location, rather than search the ship Neither one of us are willing to pay for internet 😄, so I got excited to learn that HAL had an app with a convenient text feature.

I'm kind of in the same boat (pun intended lol) I'll be traveling with my mother on Jan.30th. She's did this exact cruise last winter, and she's older, so I expect to be on shore by myself more often then not. There's a lot that I'd like to see on Oahu, but I'm leaning toward a simple visit to the botanical garden, and a makeshift tour using the hop on, hop off, buses. I'm the type of person who is content with just seeing hula dancers, instead of attending a luau so, if it's possible, I'll just stroll around some of the resorts and see what I find. I'm still unsure about the other islands. I lean toward seeing nature, so hopefully there's some convenient options that aren't too expensive, and won't worry me about the timing of getting back on board. The Oahu stop is overnight, so timing isn't an issue there, but in general, the things that have piqued my interest seem to be quite a distance by car. I'm almost too safe when it comes to timing on shore lol