FreedomClassKid

Although I’ve seen the windjammer extremely busy, the staff always find you a seat. On my cruise they had staff dotted around the windjammer and they would communicate through walkie talkies trying to find you a seat and I’ve always got one. It’s really never an issue. As well as that you CAN take you plate or whatever outside to enjoy you breakfast lunch or dinner on your balcony or at the pool deck or anywhere! I hope this helps.

Although You can, a lot of the great (and I mean GREAT) lobster restaurants are all the way in London. Ive been to a multitude of amazing restaurants in Birmingham but I just can’t find lobster. I definitely understand where you are coming from though!

I’ve always wanted lobster and I’ve seen lobster night on cruise ships for other people but not on mine. How often does it occur, do you have to pay extra and on what ships is it on. Thanks, any help is appreciated!

I know it’s boring but I like a good old pina colada. I’m also quite partial to a mojito with raspberry Bacardi

I loved both, windjammer (deck 11) for me was easier as I was mostly at the pool (deck 11) and also my stateroom was deck 11. I also loved the food, there was variety and flavour. The main dining room offers an actual dining experience though. I love dining so I also loved the MDR. For me it all depended on mood, I can't prefer one or the other as they have their perks. Windjammer= tasty, variety, quick, efficient (for me due to stateroom location) MDR=tasty, service, dining experience Overall, try both and see what you find easiest and prefer

Sorry, misread the question. I've been on freedom (you can see the itinerary and dates below). I said on another post that the food was great, variety, flavour and for the MDR, dining experience. Throughout my entire cruise (where I was out of my cabin all the time) I didn't encounter any rude passengers and over crowding isn't a problem. Even peak times for lunch at the windjammer on my sea day, they all communicated and seated us almost immediately and food was fresh and would come out all the time. When they tried to seat us, they used walkie talkies and me and my family found it quite clev

Sadly none confirmed that I know of, Ive some rumours about glacier bay

If you ask guest services, Im sure they'll allow it

As coco cay is all inclusive so you are allowed too snorkel anywhere

Any beach on coco cay is available for your own snorkelling, its all included. About the other places but very sorry, can't help

For me in ST Maarten, I found that any beach excursion was great for snorkelling

On my cruise they offered to reserve the table for me if I wanted to. They should offer but feel free to ask, the staff on board a great and approachable people

As a student, thanks for being a great person and doing that job Have a great summer

You can definitely bring your own snorkel gear it would be silly not to For the lockers, Im not sure but almost definitely yes. Also on board any RCCL ship, you can use the app without paying for room. Even then you could go to guest services and they would happily help

Welcome, I hope you enjoy your cruise. If you need any advice on anything then pm me.