Travelbug01

I like virgin miami vice or pina coladas. You can sometimes get a mango pina colada. Also in our group once were big red bull fans. They would get virgin miami vice made with red bull.

Soooo. My boyfriend surprised me by booking us a cruise on Bliss in January. I am an excessive planner, and especially so with a new ship. I was looking at deck plans and he booked an accessible aft balcony. I asked if he realized the cabin he picked, he said no and that he didn’t look at the deck plan legend/key (surprising [emoji23]). I recommend he call NCL and see what their policy is on this. But, he says that during the booking process handicap verification never came up, and it’s not listed anywhere on the confirmation. He says that he booked it for the bigger room and balcony space.

 

The other post I was able to find was about people getting upgraded or assigned via guaranteed rates. Will NCL change our room if needed or do I need to call and make the switch?

Don't listen to the grouches. One thing people need to realize wether they like it or not, is the rooms are handicap "accessible" not handicap exclusive. Once the rooms are in open inventory they can be booked by anyone. No bad karma involved.

Having said that, there is the very rare case that if someone booked in the same class of rooms needs a handicap room they may move you or ask you to move. They can move you up a category but are not supposed to move you down.

I have been in a handicap room booked once the room was released into general inventory. No guilt involved.

In the port in Roatan there isn't a ton to do in my opinion. Do an excursion or take a short taxi to the beach in West Bay and snorkel. It's pretty easy there and most kids enjoy it.

In Belize City I went with my sister and her daughter on an ncl excursion that took us kayaking through the jungle and then there was a large pool to swim. It was fun. I can't imagine staying on the ship unless trying to save money.

I forgot to mention that we didn't "plan" either of those until we were on board. We let my niece pick then.

In the port in Roatan there isn't a ton to do in my opinion. Do an excursion or take a short taxi to the beach in West Bay and snorkel. It's pretty easy there and most kids enjoy it.

In Belize City I went with my sister and her daughter on an ncl excursion that took us kayaking through the jungle and then there was a large pool to swim. It was fun. I can't imagine staying on the ship unless trying to save money.