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yes that is normal

if you can not get test shipped to the hotel, you can buy any regular covid test at cvs/walgreens and then use the various online telehealth services to get the test protected and verified. I use Azova for my covid telehealth test service using any coid test kit. another service provider i see here on this site is onpoint testing

the brat pack is long gone, that has been replaced by the choir of man

Breakaway does not have the race track

I am sailing the magic in august. for my cruise the arrival time shows up as 8am on the carnival website and in my confirmation that matches the Bermuda cruise ship schedule located here: https://www.marineandports.bm/Documents/Shipping_schedules/2022 Cruise Ship Schedule.pdf the bermuda cruise ship schedule is in local time. It appears the ship time changes to local time since both times is correct

Deal or No Deal is another big money maker for the cruise line

yes normal

Bermuda cruises also has time change

try checking this thread:

I cruised before in the fall where daylight saving ended on debarkation day. the ship did not change time until the last evening

there is some whale tail discussion in this post:

you can book it online, about 125 days prior to sail date

Carmel or Dial7

which ships have these? i recently sailed on the breakaway, getaway and gem that did not have the lamps with usb ports

depending on which exit i take out of penn station i find myself lost at either 33rd st or 34th st. Also on 35th st there is subway only entrance/exit. it can be get confusing

its a very long walk from penn station to the port. with luggage its not a very fun nor easy walk to give an idea of the walk the port is by 48 st and 12th ave, penn station is usually around 34th st and 7-8th ave

i cruise during this date and never had any issues. lirr to penn and then uber to the port is the best thing to do

another nice benefit of prepay the service charge is it makes reviewing the final statement at the end of the cruise a bit easier

a few weeks ago i was on a different cruise line. they have a coffee shop area that does milkshakes. A few days during the cruise, they had no ice cream for the milkshakes it supplies like this supplies issues is effecting everything

in some embarkation port, it is normal to be charged like 50 cents to a 1 dollar as part of a state sales tax when the ship is docked in port. once the ship is in international waters where is no state tax

that is old news. I recently did a canada/new england cruise back in May on Royal out of NJ. Canada did not require any testing. At the terminal, they did not check my covid test results additional, on this page: https://travel.gc.ca/travel-covid/travel-restrictions/covid-vaccinated-travellers-entering-canada it says this: Pre-entry tests are not required for fully vaccinated travellers entering Canada by land, air or water. You must still use ArriveCAN within 72 hours before your arrival to Canada.

I am also taking a cruise to St John NB, the Trolley tour is also appearing free for me:

Yes. I do something similar and i used the Flowflex tests that i got for free from the government. i used azova telehealth service for 2 cruises on royal and carnival. tests were accepted with no issues

this ship was originally built and used by costa cruises. costa ship dont have whale tails and different lifeboat colors

not often, every once in a while