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According to the person doing a live from Allure, they were turned away due to wind.

On Mariner a few weeks ago, MTD opened at 6:45. We had reservations for 7 and never waited.

I have always taken my own hair dryer. Never a problem. 

We were in Nassau at the first of the month and 5 ships in port. Nassau has been dropped from our February Indy cruise. It is still on my April and May cruises as far as I know.

Just off Mariner. We were given our new sea pass cards in the Star lounge. Walked off the ship and back on in 20 minutes. We were told we would have access to our cabin at 11 or 11:30. Lunch in MDR at noon.

If it is like everything else, the prices will triple once you put the Margaritaville name on it. I am a diehard Parrothead, but not interested in that ship. Everyone I know that has taken it only did so for the cheap price.

36 minutes ago, Joseph2017China said:

I print out a copy, just in case, I drop my phone, and it gets run over by a car, while walking from the garage.

You sound just like me.

I heard we had 2600 on Mariner for the 5 night that left on  Thanksgiving and 1900 on the 4 day after that. 

We boarded Mariner on Thanksgiving. There was a separate suite line to the right. We got there right at 11 with 11:30 boarding time and had no wait.

1 hour ago, mizLORInj said:

 

They did on Oasis week of Oct 24.   

Thanks.

Do they appear to have a good selection of food in the Windjammer at night? We used to eat there several nights per cruise in the pre-covid times.

It has been 75 days and 3 phone calls so far on our latest one to to Radiance cancellation at the first of August. Waiting on a call back because no one seems to know what is going on.

52 minutes ago, OZ. said:

That wouldn’t help because it’s not going to tell you if you are going to be moved. 

Would still like to see what they are saying. We are traveling with friends and family on all cruises and would hate to be bumped from our cabins. Final payment due next week.

Can someone please post a copy of the email you have received about changing your cabin? I am stressing out because we have 4 cruises booked in that timeframe and one is a B2B.

The daytime activities were mostly trivia, adult coloring, bracelet making and zumba by the pool. At night the usual shows, a few gameshows, and the silent disco. I agree that Royal has more to offer for young adults. Even at our age (50-60), we only choose Celebrity when we are mainly planning to relax.

We were on the Edge in August and even though there were only 800 passengers on board, the Martini Bar was always busy. Enjoyed going for music before and after dinner.

Thanks John!

Can anyone who has cruised in a Junior Suite on Mariner since the restart tell me if they still have to coffee pots in the cabins? And if so, which type are they?

Thanks

We have never done a B2B before. When you get back on the ship, will anything be open for drinks? Do you have to wait until all cabins are ready to go back to your stateroom?

We are doing a B2B on Mariner in November. Looking forward to following your post. Enjoy your cruise.

We did our tests through a local urgent care and my original report had our names and date of testing handwritten on a preprinted form. I contacted them and said I needed a more detailed report. They sent me one with name, date of birth, date and time of test, name of test kit, lot number and expiration date along with our results. It said testing for travel. I would call them and request something better.

No problem. We will probably stay onboard anyway. Sad to see so much still closed.

Do you rmember if the beach bars (I am thinking Bikini Tiki Hut and Seagulls) are open at Junkaroo beach? We are trying to decide if we are getting off the ship next week when we are there.

Big Red Boat was my first cruise as well in the late 80's. Good memories.

Hope this leg of your trip wll go smoothly and you can get Edge back to Ft. Lauderdale so we can join you for the 8/21 cruise.