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Florida has a lot of seasonal airports/destinations for us Europeans, year round they are not that interesting for air lines. Miami has been on and off for KLM direct from Amsterdam in the recent years. We prefer, if there is no direct flight: inbound to the US, short layover in Europe or late night in say an Atlanta (Delta/KLM). Back home a change of planes after crossing the Atlantic on a redeye flight is more of a burden. Everyone or most of those on that second short morning hop across the channel of through Germany to Amsterdam is fresh and alive, ready for whatever they will do in Amsterdam, we not so much heh. Direct flights are the best!

OP informed only about being sure that they would stay in Kids Jail eh Club?

"Will the slide block my balcony view?" photo for future reference.

Some Bistro:

Starbucks:

Hmm.. or the pic belongs to another ship. Lots of crew coming in, there will be enough flow on social media so we will find out shortly.. Here's a peek inside, embarking Prima as NCL crew: 295490937_5650777088274676_1688511354749468500_n.mp4

I would only bring my sextant on Virgin to get some officer interacting.. https://www.instagram.com/officerkarna/

The only one without a ship yard acces badge, yes

I think we can conclude that deck 10 aft won't have the hot tub/jaccuzzi. Sorry guys.

But where is it?

What @hallux wrote. Plus your backdrop on Maps would be just water, ocean. Bad and delayed reception, and don't forget that you won't have an easy clue on which exact deck the AirTag would be. I imagine there are better ways to achieve what OP wants.

The Atrium, that one lonely render we started this thread with some 2 years ago! 295791300_567297718213558_3275838428670930875_n.mp4

Selfievator lobby! Floor unknown, not the average stateroom deck it seems. Or is it? 295095026_458380102813850_2559454025376742663_n.mp4

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Point of view: Taken from the Belvedere Bar, seating next to the Commodore Room entrance (out of picture on the right), with the staircase behind the photographer.