Momof4crazytocruise

You have to try to fall off a cruise ship. Whether intentional or doing something stupid, no one just 'falls off' a cruise ship. 

You have the low prices @CruisingSteve
 

Look, if I were to see someone wearing non-gender conforming swimwear, I would a) mind my own business or b) compliment them because they probably wear it better than me. Do what you want. There are always going to be people who think their way is the only way, no matter where you are. Most of us, however, don't care what you wear. 
 

Look, if I were to see someone wearing non-gender conforming swimwear, I would a) mind my own business or b) compliment them because they probably wear it better than me. Do what you want. There are always going to be people who think their way is the only way, no matter where you are. Most of us, however, don't care what you wear. 
 

Look, if I were to see someone wearing non-gender conforming swimwear, I would a) mind my own business or b) compliment them because they probably wear it better than me. Do what you want. There are always going to be people who think their way is the only way, no matter where you are. Most of us, however, don't care what you wear. 
 

Look, if I were to see someone wearing non-gender conforming swimwear, I would a) mind my own business or b) compliment them because they probably wear it better than me. Do what you want. There are always going to be people who think their way is the only way, no matter where you are. Most of us, however, don't care what you wear. 
 

As long as what is legally required to be covered up is covered up, you gotta do your thing. To hell with what others think. 

Can the family in the other eight cabins chip in to help the one brother with the higher cost? It would be about $125/cabin based on what you wrote. I would propose this if it was my family going on a great vacation. Hope it all works out and you enjoy the cruise.

Only restriction is don't smoke on your balcony, otherwise up to you to use it whenever you want. I took a killer nap on the lounger in our suite last cruise. 

The easiest, cheapest improvement Nassau could make is to put up signage pointing to the landmarks and points of interest. And to provide a city walking tour map on your way out of the port. We got frustrated because our map app wasn't working, and we couldn't track down a paper map and we had trouble finding anything at all. (partly our fault for not preparing properly - but we had planned to take an excursion, which was cancelled when they cancelled the stop at Nassau due to TS Nicole, and then added it back 2 days later with just a few hours in port - we did a quick map on our phones, but wasn't working later on). 
Simple things like signage directing tourists where you want them to go makes a big difference

Found this hack from somewhere, but if you have google maps on your phone or Google account, make sure you are over the area you want to save, but you simply go to the Circle icon on the right side of your Search here bar in google maps on your phone. Click it, select offline maps, Then, select your own map option at the top of the screen. When the map populates zoom to the extent over Nassau you want. You will then have the map to use on you phone when in port.

The easiest, cheapest improvement Nassau could make is to put up signage pointing to the landmarks and points of interest. And to provide a city walking tour map on your way out of the port. We got frustrated because our map app wasn't working, and we couldn't track down a paper map and we had trouble finding anything at all. (partly our fault for not preparing properly - but we had planned to take an excursion, which was cancelled when they cancelled the stop at Nassau due to TS Nicole, and then added it back 2 days later with just a few hours in port - we did a quick map on our phones, but wasn't working later on). 
Simple things like signage directing tourists where you want them to go makes a big difference

The easiest, cheapest improvement Nassau could make is to put up signage pointing to the landmarks and points of interest. And to provide a city walking tour map on your way out of the port. We got frustrated because our map app wasn't working, and we couldn't track down a paper map and we had trouble finding anything at all. (partly our fault for not preparing properly - but we had planned to take an excursion, which was cancelled when they cancelled the stop at Nassau due to TS Nicole, and then added it back 2 days later with just a few hours in port - we did a quick map on our phones, but wasn't working later on). 
Simple things like signage directing tourists where you want them to go makes a big difference

If it helps anyone, if you have an 11 year old, you can actually register them in Adventure Ocean AND at the Teen area. You'll have to sign a waiver at the teen place to say it's okay for them to be there, but they can! My 11 year old was thrilled that she could hang with her 13 year old sister there, but then she also loved all the activities in Adventure Ocean. She kept telling me "11 is the perfect age to cruise!"
(this was on Navigator)

Not only are port fees/taxes not included on that price,  when you add another person it changes the category of the cabin, so you are likely paying a higher rate for a cabin that holds more people as opposed to a cabin that holds only 2.

They're not open all day though - only for blocks of time on sea days, and on port days they are typically open so you can leave kids to go on excursions. But no restrictions on going every time they are open. 
 

I fail to see where any of this is the fault of Royal Caribbean. 

Only restriction is don't smoke on your balcony, otherwise up to you to use it whenever you want. I took a killer nap on the lounger in our suite last cruise. 

Yeah my wife had to wake me up as I was snoring pretty loud out there. lol

Only restriction is don't smoke on your balcony, otherwise up to you to use it whenever you want. I took a killer nap on the lounger in our suite last cruise. 

Could you push the cruise to a future date?

It’s gotta be, room service trays left in hallways. They are a tripping hazard and can smell nasty.  A quick call to room service and they can be picked up.  

I meant take the deal and get the fare back as part of the deal, then book another cruise.  Sorry I wasn't clear on that.

As a nurse who works in a level 3 NICU I find it very hard to believe that her 22 week baby was 2.2 pounds and is breathing on his own.

If that kid isn't named Jewel than I don't have faith in humanity anymore.