USCG Teacher

Often times you have to book Air2Sea after booking. If you book your cruise far enough out that airline itineraries aren't published yet, they won't be able to book you.

1. Figure out what parameters I'm looking for. 2. Email Kathy G. at MEI with the information from step #1. 3. Enjoy the rest of my afternoon. 4. Provide CC# for the deposit the next day.

You sound like an ideal candidate for traditional dining's second seating (8:00 PM). https://www.royalcaribbean.com/faq/questions/what-is-my-time-dining#:~:text=When making a reservation you,%26 8%3A00 pm).

If your child doesn't meet the age requirement, odds are the Cruise Planner won't even allow you to book it.

Over the summer we loved the Suite Sun Deck. The bartender, Dana, was our favorite bartender that worked with us all week. She was amazing and was there all afternoon every day we went up there.

Do I win?

Is this a statement or a question?

The age & avatar lined up.

Out of curiosity, is little @ScottD named after The Man?

As @Matt mentioned, you can absolutely bring your own shakes on board as part of your 12 bottle allotment. Oasis' Vitality Cafe also offers pretty good protein shakes for purchase on board. vitality-cafe-menu-sample.pdf

Enjoying following along, have a fantastic trip!

Update! Amtrak increasing route frequency on the Cascades line, back to pre-COVID scheduling. https://komonews.com/news/local/amtrak-cascades-to-add-a-second-trip-to-vancouver-in-march-british-columbia-canada-seattle-washington-portland-oregon

Based on absolutely no knowledge, I'm guessing that perhaps not enough new cruisers knew what "The Key" was nor did they click through to learn. Everyone gets at least the main idea of what a VIP pass is.

Waiting for the New England crew in 3...2....

This one made me chuckle, because it always makes me curious as to what sadistic individual made the colors red and green represent stop and go when red-green colorblindness is one of the most common forms, including some types that not only makes it difficult to see the difference, but they cannot differentiate them at all. FWIW, the same sicko is probably responsible for choosing red and green to represent the opposite sides of ships and navigable waterways the world over.

Not at all, there's a TON of info to sort through here! It's great stuff, but can be a bit overwhelming at first. https://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/cruise-compass

RIU is a chain of all inclusive resorts, including a location in Nassau.

@michaelp1446

Sorry to impose, but would be able to post a screenshot of the description/overview by any chance?

Hmm, given how close your sailing is, that makes me wonder if the Chacchoben excursion will turn up after all. I do have the Kohunlich & Dzibanche options on my CP as well as a Tubing and a River Rafting option on Bacalar (we've booked the river rafting as a place holder in case Chacchoben doesn't show up). Thank you for the feedback!

I've seen a few people reference this tour and give it high marks, but as of now it is not appearing in my Cruise Planner. I anticipate that it will probably show up as the summer draws nearer, but could I possibly ask anyone that is currently seeing it to post a screenshot of the description of either the Chacchoben or Chacchoben & Blue Lagoon excursions? TIA!

I don't have a suggestion, but just wanted to say that my Cruise Planner suddenly has eight new excursions for Costa Maya that coincidentally appeared the day after the New Year's sale ended. Granted, there'll be 15 more sales between now and August, but still. In any event, you may want to check again today, you may have some fresh choices available.