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I don't think so. On my last cruise we drank 55 drinks the first day split between 3 of us and they didn't mention any limit.

YOLO guys! "Never" is not in my vocabulary. When I die I wanna say "I've done it all".

I sent mine last month for my October 2020 sailing. The $ showed within 2 weeks in the cruise planner. All I did was send a screenshot of my online account via the online application.

I believe it has something to do with the legislation in the different countries. Here in Scandinavia it is prohibited to advertise a price and then afterwards demand people to pay extra in form of gratuities. The price we see on the website must always be the finale price.

I always buy the package no matter if the cruise is port intensive or not. The reason for this is that I drink 2 or 3 glasses of wine at dinner and afterwards I drink during a show or in the casino. This alone justifies the package and on top of that I also drink soda, water etc.

I like being either close to the boardwalk or the pool deck. If the cabin is somewhere in the middle of that, you will always have to wait for the elevator no matter where you are going which in my opinion is a pain in the ...

When you check in either online or via the app, it will ask if you wish to use credit card or cash.

I don't tip more than the prepaid 18% gratuities. I do however bring cash for the casino and for the places we visit that do not accept card.

Remember that when you buy a cruise via the Scandinavian website gratuities are already included (you have paid 18 %). Do therefore not feel obligated to tip any further when onboard

You can also just go to the trainstation. It is fairly easy and probably a lot cheaper than a taxi.

I only do MTD. It works exactly as a normal restaurant. You can either book a table for a specific time (usually we will do this the day before or on the day at lunch time at the latest). If we haven't booked we just bring a glass of wine and the wait will not feel that long. I would never go traditional as I hate those small talk conversations with strangers.

We took an uber to the airport and then rented a car from there. Afterwards we drove to Sawgrass Mills which I can highly recommend.

I am not Canadian but Danish. I am charged in USD and also refunded in USD. The exchange rate is therefore my problem. It can go either way.

Hello, 1) Yes as far as I know (I always bring both) 2) Nope, it is a part of the package 3) I don't and I never would. I already paid 18% with the package. I am however from Europe and we don't really get thay tipping mentality.

I don't believe you will get double C&A points then.