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Roll Call: Aquafest Halloween Cruise October 2010 NCL Dawn


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Ok, our friends who were going to let us park our car at their house in Miami are going out of town :-( so does anyone have any good options for parking while on the cruise?

 

Hey Chad, We booked with United Airport Parking which is an off site lot. You have to be sure to book at the Premier Cruise Parking Secure Garage to get the free shuttle to the port. You can click here to go to their site.

 

If you have any questions let me know. I did some hard looking before I decided on them.

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I am not fond of costume parties, but I will try to get something together for Halloween. Searched my closet and found something to start with. Now I will need some accessories. And a mask. Part of it is being intimidated by the kinds of fantastic ensembles I have seen on other cruises. And I really don't want more than one piece of luggage, so anything has to be light and small.

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I am not fond of costume parties, but I will try to get something together for Halloween. Searched my closet and found something to start with. Now I will need some accessories. And a mask. Part of it is being intimidated by the kinds of fantastic ensembles I have seen on other cruises. And I really don't want more than one piece of luggage, so anything has to be light and small.

 

Darrell, I started out thinking we wouldn't have a costume for every party but that quickly changed. Now I think we'll have a suitcase for just costumes.

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Darrell, I started out thinking we wouldn't have a costume for every party but that quickly changed. Now I think we'll have a suitcase for just costumes.

 

Too much for me. Maybe a rainbow t-shirt for the one party and some simple costume for the Halloween party. The rest will have to do with regular cruise attire. And definitely no toga.

 

On RSVP and Atlantis, some people have an extra cabin just for costumes. Though I don't know that any couple has gone that far. Usually it is a group of friends doing some crazy themed things. They can get very creative. Lots of fun to see.

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Dustin & I will be going to the El Limon Waterfall on Sunday Oct 24.

I am wondering if anyone else would like to join us. We are going through Razor Tours. Please email me at happyrock8@hotmail.com if the following sounds interesting to you. I have a reservation for a brand new air conditioned van. I will let them know all the names on our tour. I have let them know we will be there from 11 - 5. If you are looking at the website, I have made a few changes and he agreed to add the following items. Seems very accomodating.

From the Samana Port we'll board an air conditioned van for a 40 minute ride to Rancho Tipico in El Limon where we'll get a 15 minutes safety briefing. We'll then mount the horses and go cross country over hills and crossing rivers for 35 minutes until we get to the seam of the mountain where we'll park the horses and continue on foot for 15 minutes. At last the majestic Cascada El Limon. One of the most beautiful sights you´ll see in the Samaná area. The“Cascada El Limon” is a spectacular waterfall measuring 45 meters high, with a beautiful natural pool underneath, extremely calm and largely undisturbed by man. This tour last for 4 hours.

 

Tour Price:

Adults $55.00 USD P/P

Recommendations: Wear long pants and closed shoes, a hat and sun glasses, and of course bring your bathing suit and a towel.



 

I have made sure we will have time to swim at the waterfall.

I have arranged for Lunch at the ranch which includes rice, chicken, salad, spaghetti, fruits, coffee.

He agreed we can stop for scenic pictures.

He agreed we can stop at cigar place.

He agreed we can stop at the Farmer's Market.

 

All for $55. He suggested we tip the horse guide $5-$10 each.

 

Please let me know if you are interested. Right now I have 5 openings.

 

Randy

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Hard to focus on the regular day to day stuff,when the cruise is right around the corner..Cannot wait to see some familiar faces and meet some new folks,as well. We are staying in Miami the night before at the Four Points....scheduling worked out much better,that way for us...

See y'all soon!

Rob and Steve

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Hard to focus on the regular day to day stuff,when the cruise is right around the corner..Cannot wait to see some familiar faces and meet some new folks,as well. We are staying in Miami the night before at the Four Points....scheduling worked out much better,that way for us...

See y'all soon!

Rob and Steve

 

I know what you mean guys! They'll be lucky to get one days work out of me for the next few weeks!

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Here's what we've decided on for excursions...

 

Samana - Best of Las Terrenas (NCL)

Tortola - Explore on our own or Aquafest Beach Party

Antigua - Segway Tour (Aquafest)

Barbados - Monkey Tour or Aquafest Beach Party

St. Kitts - Zip Line (NCL)

 

I cannot wait!

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Ours are typically pretty competition worthy in our small city of Burlington Vt...won a few contests here...HOWEVER...we now know our place. It is a spectacle...a big, bedazzled, sequinned and feathered spectacle, and we love it! The best thing you can wear is a good attitude and readiness to have a freakin' blast!...ok, I gotta go back to work now...ugh, blech blech!

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I am considering the Mount Gay Rum Tour for us (no, not just for the name!). I think it would be fun and we've never taken any of the plantation or rum tours in the past. I'm a geek for this kind of stuff so someone please tell me if it's a big snooze.

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Isn't that a schedule for the afternoon and evening of our embarcation day? With all that in the very first hours of the cruise, it is going to be a very busy 9 days. I wonder how many people are going with Aquafest.

 

Hi Darrell, Yes, that is the schedule for embarcation day. Looks like we have about 250 folks joining us.

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That will be about 10% of the passengers then. We have never done a gay group cruise with such a large group. A new dynamic for us. There is going to be a lot of choices of activities and we won't be able to do them all.

 

I'm beginning to think the same thing Darrell. We'll try to hit most of the gatherings but with parties starting at 11 pm and shore excursions starting at 8:45 am we'll have to get some sleep in there somewhere.

 

I am glad they have so many options though. It will make for very fun choices.

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