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Hoski

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  1. 3 hours ago, JohnK6404 said:

    Yes! ?

    It's now $46 for our Allure sailing on 5/19/19... just cancelled and repurchased!

    It is usually $52 for our sailing... first purchased it during last CP sale at $49... woo hoo!

    We are on this sailing also and got the $46 deal tonight.  None of other 5 cruises my family has booked is any cheaper though.  A recent Allure cruise the package went down to about $39 the week before.  I don't think we will be that lucky.

  2. Once the cruises are booked you can link your reservations in your cruise planner then make your reservations for dinner.  I do not think you can split the group between regular dining times and MTD.  If you all pick a set dining time and have the cabins linked you should be at the same table.  If you pick MTD then after you link the cabins you can go on and make reservations for each evenings dinner and choose which guests to reserve for.  If the kids want to just do the walk in then don't include them in the reservation with the understanding that they won't be able to join your group for dinner.   Does that make sense?

  3. So I'm going to suggest you have them try to go their individual ways.  My middle daughter is not one to put herself out there or reach out to make friends but she LOVED the teen club on the Navigator.  She made so many friends and I never had to worry about her because she was in a group.  I don't think they would let the 11 year old in the teen club.  If the kids were outside of the teen club hanging out your 11 year old might be able to join them but the older kids might not be happy about that.  I recommend you let them try to make friends in their own age group.

  4. Typically with any port if you stay in the port/tourist area or go on an excursion either with the cruise line or a private guide you should not have an issue.  We booked the sloth island tour which includes a beach stop and it was very inexpensive.  We booked direct with Daniel Johnston and he is highly recommended on several cruise sites. 

  5. Hubby and I are doing the Good Hope tour with lunch.  We've been to Jamaica several times but never to a plantation.  We've done Dunns River Falls and it really is a must do once.  Hubby did it twice.  Not really impressed with Mo Bay so I wouldn't book a tour going that direction. 

  6. On the website it says they are all 2 hours but I've heard some are longer.  I think everything varies by ship and yes what the demographics on the ship will support.

     

    Hubby did the Bottomless Brunch on the Allure which included a galley tour and loved it.  So I booked it with my one daughter and brother on the Navigator.  It was horrible and I mean horrible.  The galley was empty and we saw no food prep.  Then we couldn't get a beverage at the lunch.  The menu was very limited and the appetizers they had on the table wasn't enough for half the people seated there.  Then we waited half an hour to order our food and an hour for it to arrive.  People were just getting up and leaving.  We did complain on our comment cards but never heard back.

  7. Anything that seems like it will lead to a sales pitch is a waste of time unless you are there for a coupon or discount on that service or product.  These also include the shore talks so that the cruise ship can direct you to the shops that give them a kickback.  I do go to the t-shirt sale to buy gifts for those left at home including our employees.  Most of the "pitch" items have been mentioned above.  Free tours are usually always a sales pitch. 

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