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Enjoy your cruise! I found that a cruise was the perfect opportunity to get acclimated to newly using a CPAP. I got mine right before a 10 day Panama Canal cruise on the Island Princess in 2009. Taking a few days to get used to it? Sleep in. It's not like have have to get up early and go somewhere...

Just checked... TRANSFER: EWR AIRPORT TO SHIP For domestic arrivals, a Princess Cruise Line Representative will meet you at the airports baggage claim area after you have collected your luggage. For international arrivals, you will be met outside the customs hall. Representatives are available between 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM. A Princess Cruise representative is also located at the Welcome Centers. EWR AIRPORT MEETING POINTS: Terminal A: In the middle of baggage claim by the NJ sign by Dunkin Donuts. If you cant locate a representative, please use the airport courtesy phone to have them paged or call 347-413-2044. Then, you will be escorted to your pier transportation, provided by SMS International Shore Operations; transfer service starts at 10:00 AM and ends at 1:00 PM. If you arrive prior to your sail date, please return to the airport on cruise day and proceed to your choice of airport Welcome Center by 9:45 AM for 10:00 AM transfer departure time. EWR AIRPORT MEETING POINTS: Terminal A: In the middle of baggage claim by the NJ sign by Dunkin Donuts In an emergency or flight change, please contact Princess Cruise Line at 1-800-545-0008 or 00-1-661- 284 - 4410 Sean

Last time I did this 2 years ago it was Terminal C, near baggage claim 6. Sean

This link is a great help. The question always seems to come up about whether the door to the balcony is locked at sea, as somewhere on the Princess site it says no access to balcony while at sea, but this is not actually the case. You have access at any time, They do say they require you to close your window curtains at night, si that the light does not interfere with bridge operations Enjoy! Sean