RazorbackIslandGirl

Thank y'all for all the info! We board in 13 days & all of this is so helpful! It's been hard to do any planning with nothing to go on. This at least gives us Antonio idea of what to expect.

On 9/5/2021 at 11:25 AM, 14Terry said:

Harmony OTS 9/29/2019 - 7 Night Western Caribbean.

OMG! That was our last cruise too! I can't believe it's been almost 2 years. 13 days & we're back on the Oasis. I can't wait!!

Just transferred our Oct Med cruise to Sep Cape Liberty. Not sure it will happen but I certainly don't want to travel to Europe with all the restrictions.

Thanks for taking us along again! I'll be following!

As always a fun week spent with you! Thank you for taking us along!!

Ossobuco! But I also think they have one of the best filets at sea.

1 minute ago, OfTheSeasCruiser said:

She is scheduled for a dry dock spring 2021.

Yay! Thank you! That shouldn't cause any issues for us.

Just wondering if HOS is on the dry doc schedule? She will be 5 yrs old in 2021 & that is usually when the are refurbished. We have a Med. cruise planned for Oct '21. Just wondering if there is potential for cancelation. (And yes I realize there is always a possibility for cancelation due to random circumstances)

Another awesome live report! Thank you for taking us along again!

12 minutes ago, danny1951 said:

My wife & I are first time cruisers.  Retired couple.  Reviewing these hacks; they are great & very helpful, but don't understand the magnetic hooks.  Why?  Assume there are small closets with hangers for the few hanging things.  Wet swimsuits can be hung in the bathroom or on the balcony over a stretched bungee cord.  What am I missing?  Thanks.

We use the hooks for several things. Put one next to the air vent & swimsuits will dry in a matter of just a few hours. They are also great for keeping things tidy. I use them for keeping my jewelry organized, charging cords, hats & bags up off the counters. I don't like a lot of clutter so, this is a great solution. 

Excited to follow along. Thanks for taking us with you again! 

Those Expresso Martinis from the Rising Tide Bar are soooooo YUMMY!

Thank you for taking us along!

Thank you for sharing!

Thanks for taking the time to share! Loving it so far.

Really the only difference I've seen is when a Visa is required. Other than that the experience is the same. Most port agents speak English & the process is the same. It will feel very much the same.

What beautiful photos! Thank you for sharing.

50 minutes ago, rcclfamily said:

Thank you so much @RazorbackIslandGirl! Do you know if there are restrooms nearby for the cabanas, or are they just the ones on the map?

The ones we used were not too far but they weren't private for cabanas only. Not to say they don't have them. we just used the ones we saw first.😉

It really depends on the cabana you are assigned. I would take the tram as close as they can get you then transfer her to a beach wheelchair. Staff on the island ca help. It's worth the effort (IMHO). The lagoon is beautiful with calm water. Once you get there it will be nice for those with mobility issues. Just don't be afraid to ask for help!😉 Also go to guest services as soon as you board & try to request a cabana close to the entrance. They will tell you they can't do it but, They might pass the request along.

Thank you for sharing!

3 hours ago, John&LaLa said:

Enjoy the ship and all that comes with your suite. Is it the RLS?

That's a SLS. 1744 is RLS

Thanks for taking us along! Safe travels

Thank you for sharing! As always your photography is beautiful!

Bon Voyage!! As always I'm looking forward to your review! Thank you for taking us along again.

1 hour ago, vanesssss said:

We were there last Monday in cabana #5 and it didn't look anything like this. The rough seas from all of the storms coming through the last few days must have churned up a lot of it.

Glad to hear that! We are there one week from today & have a cabana booked. I've been concerned about keeping the reservation. Hopefully things will be back to normal by then!