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We fly to NY on Saturday and Escape in Sunday. Ok NCL cruisers, what would you do? What I mean is, if you were boarding the Escape this week what would be the first thing you would do and what is your “Not to be missed,” thing to do or experience all week on the Escape? 

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Here are my suggestions, which all made my trip on the Escape for 14 days last fall AMAZING:

 

- Make friends with the staff at Savor and eat there often. They are fabulous!

- Pack and play board/card games. This may sound silly, but it's one of our favorite traditions. Play at District Brew House with some beers and good music, or during the day at the bar in the casino - great tables.

- Drink plenty of mojitos at Sugarcane.

- Play Trivia, but get there early so you don't have to sit in an uncomfortable folding chair.

- See Choir of Man

- Enjoy Howl at the Moon, drink lots, and then eat a late night snack at O'Sheehan's

- Plan awesome shore excursions

 

Here was my review (not super long but does have some photos): 

 

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17 minutes ago, AKR2011 said:

Here are my suggestions, which all made my trip on the Escape for 14 days last fall AMAZING:

 

- Make friends with the staff at Savor and eat there often. They are fabulous!

- Pack and play board/card games. This may sound silly, but it's one of our favorite traditions. Play at District Brew House with some beers and good music, or during the day at the bar in the casino - great tables.

- Drink plenty of mojitos at Sugarcane.

- Play Trivia, but get there early so you don't have to sit in an uncomfortable folding chair.

- See Choir of Man

- Enjoy Howl at the Moon, drink lots, and then eat a late night snack at O'Sheehan's

- Plan awesome shore excursions

 

Here was my review (not super long but does have some photos): 

 

Regardless of the ship the first thing we do is head to O'Shehans for lunch. The next, if we haven't already we make our dinner reservations as well as show reservations if we intend on going to any shows. Then it's to the cabin, hopefully luggage has arrived and we can unpack. This gives us 7 days of freedom and totally relaxing vacation 

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47 minutes ago, newmexicoNita said:

Regardless of the ship the first thing we do is head to O'Shehans for lunch. The next, if we haven't already we make our dinner reservations as well as show reservations if we intend on going to any shows. Then it's to the cabin, hopefully luggage has arrived and we can unpack. This gives us 7 days of freedom and totally relaxing vacation 

This cruise will be different for us, the World Cup finals are at 11:00 am so we will try to get onboard and go to O’Sheehans to watch. Do you think they’ll be showing it? 

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2 hours ago, flarad said:

This cruise will be different for us, the World Cup finals are at 11:00 am so we will try to get onboard and go to O’Sheehans to watch. Do you think they’ll be showing it? 

 

They'll likely be showing it on the big screen by the pool. 

 

First thing we do is any business (Vibe if we want it, restaurant reservation adjustments), drinks from the bar, lunch at MDR if we're hungry and another drink for sail away which is gorgeous out of NY.   Pincho's is not to be missed IMO.

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2 hours ago, flarad said:

This cruise will be different for us, the World Cup finals are at 11:00 am so we will try to get onboard and go to O’Sheehans to watch. Do you think they’ll be showing it? 

should be. Many sports are not shown, but this should be. Good luck.

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"Not to be missed?"

 

For me, it was parking myself on the Waterfront, at the 5 O'Clock Somewhere bar, with a drink and an unobstructed view of the ocean.  This spot is kind of a hidden gem. 

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