PG Cruiser

Hi All! How do you watch prices for cruises? Some companies like Amazon have apps that notify me of price changes for products I'm interested in. How about cruise prices... is there a app for that?

When I sailed on the Disney Magic, I was probably one of the last to board. I came from a church service in Jacksonville that ended at 12:30PM. I made it to Canaveral just a little bit before the boarding ended. But the departure time was at 5:00PM. RCL ships leave at 4PM so with the average drive time from Jacksonville, I’ll arrive at Canaveral about 45 minutes before sail off. I don’t think they’ll let me board. What do you think?

What is the latest (actual) time that one is allowed to board on a ship that's leaving at 4PM? Do they strictly impose the 90 minute rule?

I will be on this itinerary in November. I'll be traveling solo so I should have some time to chat with you on this thread about the ports and the onboard experience as well. I'm still researching on the ports myself.

Thanks for replying. It was just about right.

I'm looking to book this excursion in Basseterre, St Kitts in November. I got the impression from reading other threads that it feels somewhat rushed. Something about the guides taking you up the mountain and then down. Here are some of my questions about it: 1. How was the experience? Was it fun or did it have a "boot camp feel"? (Please note that I have a love-hate relationship with the gym) 2. What happens when you reach the top? How much time is spent there? 3. Did it feel safe? (Thinking about snakes, poisonous spiders, and other scary critters) 4. What type of shoes do you need for this? https://secure.royalcaribbean.com/cruiseplanner/category/1002/product/100000002230946456

I want to book this excursion in November. I think I should spend more time on the StairMaster at the gym.

November 19, 2018 Serenade of the Seas

Hi! I'm PG. I've fallen in love with cruising, either with friends or sailing solo. Being rather new to all this, I've joined this forum to learn how to get the most out of cruising. Hopefully someday, I can also contribute to the wealth of information found here.