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Yes. Multiple locations but there us one inside the port area. Margaritaville Falmouth. MARGARITAVILLE CARIBBEAN FALMOUTH OFFERS: Full-serve Restaurant and Bar Swim-up Bar Pool & Whirlpool Waterfall Feature Exclusive Access to Spice Kitchen, Authentic Jamaican Cuisine Live Entertainment Outdoor Showers Custom Souvenirs Retail Store

We just propped our phones on the box the test kits came in. You have to scan the test kit before using it for the proctor to show it's a valid unexpired one and then again after your 15 minutes are done when a proctor comes back on to prove it's the same test kit. Yes, you can go to the bathroom if needed, just be there when your 15 minute timer goes off because a proctor will be on-line for you to read your results.

Yes! You'll love the extra space and bigger closet. And it's the first step leading to even bigger and better suites and wondering why you waited so long to do it.

Only 7 7-night cruises in a suite.

It will be on your cabin number plaque when cabins are ready.

We do traditional dining, early, most of the time. We always request a table for just the 2 of us so our experiences might be a little different. We try to be there when doors open and order our entire meal when seated. Never been a problem. The wait staff keeps a good eye on us and brings the next course out when we finish each one. We're easily done in under an hour. Gives us time to catch the early shows and relaxing time afterwards.

If all goes as planned (no Covid, they cancel, any other unforseen circumstances), we'll collect 132 points by the end of the year.

In the same time zone as the proctor? Is that even possible? As @Ampurp85says, it's timestamped with the time zone you're in. And you only need to be 2 calendar days, or 3 , not an actual 48 hours, or 72.

Check the Daily Planner near the bottom of the main screen. Then check and scroll through each individual day's activities. Maybe like @FionaMGsays, it's not close enough to your sail date for your excursions to have populated your days.

Android.

Our's also shows an 800-number you can call. Haven't tried it though to see if you can then reserve it.

Multiple cruises, multiple times have been asked for cabin number instead of SeaPass card. Usually at places that don't have their POS system up or available: on-board table sales, Labadee or Coco Cay. But a lot of times at the bars also. Have never had a problem with fraudulent charges. We usually only check our folio once a day too.

Set Sail card?

Also cabin numbers get lower going towards the front end of the ship and higher going to the back end.

What my wife does almost every dinner meal. Might get asked "Are you sure?", but they don't have a problem doing it. Same with dessert too. Definitely going to be asked "Are you sure?" with that request. Multiple times. Until you get up to leave. And then they'll probably ask if you want something to take with you.

You know @AlmondFarmer is just trying to add some humor to this thread, right? At least I think he is. Made me laugh.

i.e. the Chevy Vega syndrome.? @twangster, don't you mean the Chevy Nova naming mistake? Nova--"no go" in Spanish.

Having the DBP doesn't make us want to drink, it gives us the ability to drink without having to worry about a big drink bill at the end of the cruise. We're Diamond (Diamond Plus after our next cruise) and could go through our vouchers easily by lunch just with getting fresh o.j. and water bottles. We're usually in a suite too but not going to go to the suite lounge, if available, every time we want a drink. It's just a convenience we're willing to pay for. There may come a time where it's too expensive but it's not there yet.

Won't be a charge until you actually show up and dine with them. They might frown upon you making multiple reservations and not showing up though.

What is it about Maryland thinking they have the best crab cakes? Do they really?

Nope. Don't see Granduer.

Why only the big ships? What is it with the mid-, smaller ships that keeps you away? We've done 4 Oasis Class cruises already and we're doing our next few on Vision and Granduer for the iteneraries and hope we're not disappointed.

That's probably your answer right there.