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Matt

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  1. To get to prime in one cruise, you need to get 2500 points.

    At the casino host desk is a bunch of QR codes that correlate to how many points youve earned just on that sailing. You can see at each point threshold (1200, 1800, 2500, et al) which sailings you could book. So you could preview this before ever spending a dollar on the ship.

    New ships are usually excluded.

  2. Renting a car is probably the most straight forward plan, especially since you're already on the coast, so going "backwards" to Orlando to pick up the train isn't ideal. 

    The advantage of Brightline is you dont have to drive and you don't have to worry about traffic, accidents, or weather slowing you down. if you feel comfortable driving yourself, renting the car will probably be the fastest option.

  3. There's two reasons why a cruise line would like a short cruise.

    First, the price per day tends to be higher on a short cruise. Plus, the price for add-ons is higher (drink packages especially).  And as @twangster pointed out, a CocoCay visit adds a lot of profit too.

    Second, first time cruisers flock to short cruises over long cruises, and first time cruisers are what drives growth and their customer base.

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