Ron_L

8 day Eastern is the one I need. We are cruising to Tortula and Antigua in March. John Heald has not posted them yet. Looking forward to your posting them.

I'll probably start scanning them later this afternoon and I'll put them on Google Docs. I'll post the link in my Breeze review...

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1753254

Those are for the 8-day southern route. I have the 8-day Eastern route that I will be scanning later today and over the weekend.

Thanks for the great review and pictures! We were on the Breeze past week and your pictures made me feel like I was still there!

I'm working on my review now and should have the beginning of it posted later today or tomorrow. Our experience was similar to yours and a lot of the same people stood out to us, too.

The addition of a second 120V outlet is a great addition to the Breeze - and in fact coming from Europe I just kept my 'adapter' on my hair dryer and used it in the Europen 220V outlet and used the other 2 for my other stuff - worked out great!

Which style European receptacle is it? The big three prong style that they use in the UK or the smaller two prong one that is used in other parts of Europe?

Just got off the breeze and at FLL airport awaiting my flight home:(

 

 

The ship is magnificent, you will love her:D

Have a safe flight! Will you be posting a review and pics?

She is almost home!

Woohoo!

18 more days and we'll be on her!

Zydecocruiser has some excellent pictures of a cove balcony cabin from the Dream. The cove balcony cabins on the Breeze will be the same except for the decor.

http://www.zydecocruiser.net/carnivaldream/coveDummies.htm

YES.

 

We were in a Cove Balcony last August. There was a little fridge.

 

You can see our video tour of the cabin here:

 

Nice video! Thanks!

Does anyone know if the cabins have refrigerators?

According to this site...

https://www.goccl.com/irman/bookccl/the_fleet/DE_StateroomAmenities.htm

Yes.

so I have to pay to eat at these resturants?

What restaurants?

I'm looks for some Aft pics on the Empress deck on the Breeze... they are hard to come by!!

There is an aft balcony on the Verandah deck as part of our cabin crawl on the Dec 8th sailing so if nothing shows up before then I'll grab some pics. It's close :)

We are sailing on the Legend in an ext aft balcony, 7300 (right next to wrap around suite). First time in this type of cabin. Do these balconies have lounge chairs?

Does anyone have any pics?

A quick search for '7300' in this thread yielded pictures of cabin 7300 on the Pride...

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showpost.php?p=24019375&postcount=28

Are these prices for European cruises or Caribbean cruises?

That wasn't specified. I guess we'll if they change when the Breeze gets to the Caribbean.

Congrats on booking!

On Grand Cayman I highly recommend the Reef, Rays and Rum Point tour with NativeWay. We did it in 2009 and had a fantastic day! We had about 20 people on the boat and were one of the first to Stingray City, which is an amazing experience. Then we went to a beautiful reef for snorkeling and then to Rum Point for lunch and beach time.

Our pictures are here is you're interested...

https://picasaweb.google.com/113053822212229957735/Day3GrandCayman?authuser=0&feat=directlink

The Sky Course is free and the Thrill Theater is $7.95 per person, or $14.95 per person for an unlimited pass

According to the GoCCL site the cabin is 185 sq. ft. and the balcony is 35 sq. ft., which is the standard size.

There are some great picture in this thread!

Here are some from our last (and only) cruise.

Grand Cayman

Approaching Roatan. I like the way the sun is shining on the catamaran.

At Goff Caye, Belize

At Chankanaab Park, Cozumel

At Cozumel. It seems like a lot of us have similar pictures

Sadly' date=' it's not something I have been able to find online. So I just do it myself by going through the deck plans, deck by deck, from stern to aft.[/quote']

 

Thanks!

Stanford's Girl...

Great info, Thanks.

Is that something that you found online somewhere? I'd like to save the same list for the Imagination.

It's been while (2009), but we did a Carnival excursion to Goff Caye in the morning and then checked out the port area and found a bar to have a couple of beers in the afternoon. Goff Caye is beautiful although I don't recommend the snorkeling part of the excursion. Way too many people in one big herd. Scared off anything alive under the water.

I know! I had a Brilliance of the Seas cruise booked that stopped in Tortola, then decided to go Thanksgiving week, unfortunately no Tortola and switched to Carnival. We do stop in St. Thomas and I tried to find a private excursion to JVD, but the it is way too costly: http://www.watertaxi-vi.com/ . There are other private water taxi services available for the day, too, from St. Thomas to JVD.

If you go from St. Thomas you'll probably have to stop at Grand Harbor to clear customs. Then you can go to White Bay and the Soggy Dollar Bar from there.

It is a resort, but the beach is public. You can't use the resort's chairs, but they have them to rent. It was a very nice quiet beach. I don't think it is advertised much because they want to keep it mellow.

 

Have a ball on your cruise!

Thanks!

As long as we can be on a nice beach, have a few drinks and maybe a snack, and have good snorkeling we're happy :D

Great review and it sounds like a great cruise!

We're hitting the same ports on the Breeze in December so your information has been great!

On St. Thomas, were you at the Secret Harbor Resort or is there a public beach there that you went to?

Thanks!

Yea we had the same problem withour Cove balcony on the 2nd floor on the dream. Extremely noisey. Especially real early in the AM.

What cabin number?

Where did you read that?

In posts 159 and 161