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Can I politely recommend mixing literally anything else you can find on the ship with the vodka, instead of coke?

Can I politely recommend mixing literally anything else you can find on the ship with the vodka, instead of coke?

Can I politely recommend mixing literally anything else you can find on the ship with the vodka, instead of coke?

Can I politely recommend mixing literally anything else you can find on the ship with the vodka, instead of coke?

Can I politely recommend mixing literally anything else you can find on the ship with the vodka, instead of coke?

Unfortunately not.  Looking like 4 sailing days and cozumel

Or, counterpoint,  nonsmokers could simply pick a cruise line that doesn't allow smoking. (I'm a nonsmoker btw, but I know what I'm getting myself into, and don't expect others to change for me.)

Or, counterpoint,  nonsmokers could simply pick a cruise line that doesn't allow smoking. (I'm a nonsmoker btw, but I know what I'm getting myself into, and don't expect others to change for me.)

Take a 10 min walk to get some greycliff cigars and chocolate. 45 mins roundtrip including getting on and off the ship.

The wife and I had planned to go to Little French Key in a couple weeks,  but it burnt to the ground today. Does anyone have any recommendations on similar spots?

Discarded right into my mouth

Discarded right into my mouth

Discarded right into my mouth

Discarded right into my mouth

Discarded right into my mouth

Sounds like you should try an old fashioned at each bar on the ship. With the package, any that aren't to your liking can be discarded.

I would try the Schooner Bar. In addition to the Old Fashioned, they have a drink menu with several variations on the Old Fashioned.
Schooner has been one of our favorite bars in general on board Royal ships.