Bob Kriwitsky

On 4/16/2022 at 1:35 PM, orville99 said:

We board tomorrow on a WINO(Western in Name Only)/Eastern B2B on Harmony. I am online several times a day and will try to answer questions if I can. 

Hello,

Hope you're having an Awesome time. We're boarding on Sunday 4/24 for the Eastern Cruise.

I'm trying to find some recent Cruise Compasses, so we can plan things around different events.

Thank, Bob

Thanks for the advice! I rented a Car for $24.00:cool:

If you don't want to rent a car, FLL airport has luggage storage in each terminal. Check out bagstogo.net. You can then take a taxi/uber downtown. On weekends there is also the free Sun Trolley Airport Link route between the airport and downtown. Check out www.suntrolley.com. There is lots to do in Fort Lauderdale. Check out www.sunny.org and www.lasolasboulevard.com.

 

If you want to go the day room route, the only hotel that I know of that regularly has day rooms is Rodeway Inn and Suites. Chck out reviews here on cruise critic and on tripadvisor. Recent posters have said that the lovely Riverside Hotel also does day rooms but they cannot be reserved in advance; if they have a room available they will rent it as a day room but you will not know until you call that morning.

Bags to go has to be picked up before 5:30pm. That would be to early.

I appreciate the information. Thank you

I have a question?

When our cruise ends on 4/23 on Freedom Of The Seas in FLL, we're not flying out until 9:30pm.

We have usually either stayed an extra day or flown out early. I'm trying to see what our options are regarding getting rid of our luggage. Has anyone in this group delt with this before?? I know years back we were able to have the airline take it.

I'm quite sure Southwest doesn't offer that.

Thanks in advance.;)

cruiseline????

 

 

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Hi Everyone,

I'm not sure where to find previous posts regarding this.

Can anyone tell me what they have been allowed to bring

onboard for charging multiple electronics, using USB Hubs ect.

I have brought things before, but seem to run out of sockets. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

I've been to five Quests, two of them with Becky Thompson as CD. Let me state up front that my wife and I think she is the best CD on RCI. Great personality, very visible all over the ship at all times of the day or night, and usually with a great team around her.

 

I think the problem with the Quest is that different people have different tolerance levels. What you may find offensive I may find amusing. Add to this, that different contestants have different levels of needing attention, and so may act over the top (or over the topless, as it were).

 

But what would you have the CD and team do? Physically confront those who cross over the line -- especially in a social setting where the safety of other passengers is not threatened? Best to let it play out.

 

As for kids in the room. RCI has the absolutely best weapon for making sure they are not where there aren't supposed to be -- Parents. Take control of your kids' experience, people. What if you wanted your kids to do something but RCI said "No" and forced you to take them out -- against your will? You'd be pissed. If you have kids and allow them to stay at the Quest or the adult comedy show then what they get exposed to is on you (the generic you, not pointing a finger at anyone).

 

So, as for this thread, forewarned is forearmed, folks. You've read that Quest can be risque´ (and even that is subject to each person's definition of what constitutes risque´) so if you think you'd be offended by it, by all means do not attend -- more room for me.

Well Said Punderful!!!!

At the Quest Shows I've been to, it was made very clear, both written and verbal, it was for Adults Only. Parents that bring your kid's Shame On You. I've seen it many times, those are the parents, that their kids are allowed to drink under age, and can do no wrong. I have put handcuffs on quite a few of them in past years. Kids will get to see the show in do time. It is called taking responsibility for your actions.