Lexster

From the things I've read, it's considered a bit tacky to walk around in your swimwear anywhere other than outside on the top decks. I don't think you'd want to go to an inside bar in swimwear, for example. I don't know if anyone would say anything, but there'd probably be some judging going on, if that bothers you. From what I've seen from other people, it's best to put your normal casual clothing back on when you are going to be done outside on the pool deck. Obviously if you're walking to and from your stateroom, I don't think that's an issue. For excursions, most people seem to bring a bag to put wet clothing into. Most beaches will probably have areas where you can change into swimwear.

And pictures/videos? Do you bring a separate camera? I don't even have one. I take pictures with my phone.

Right, that's what I'd meant. Forgot there was a non-teppanyaki part to Isumi's as well.

Keep in mind about Izumi that it's apparently an extra $10 surcharge for some reason. No idea why, but I was disappointed when I read the fine print after buying the package since I planned on going to Izumi as well.

Do you just ask your room steward for a topper? Is it like a memory foam one?

My travel agent apparently got me a crazy good deal when I booked. So far no sales have come close to saving me any more. I guess the downside of rebooking is you have to re-purchase all your drinks/dining packages, don't you? Then I need to try to get good prices for those too.

Hi, all, so I'd like to book a couple's massage for my husband and I, but the wording is confusing on the website, so just wanted to make sure of what I was booking. It says it's per person, but it's a couple's massage. I'm guessing I just need to book one for me and I bring my husband with me? Sorry if this seems obvious.

Yeah, I'm leaning toward the terminal parking. When I get off the ship, I'll want to just start heading home, not having to wait for a shuttle and stuff.

I'm curious about this as well. It's my first cruise as an adult in May and it leaves from Cape Liberty. I'm okay with paying for on-site parking, but if there's off-site parking close by that's cheaper, I'd be more than willing.

Brilliant. It's a bit silly that they don't have cups with a built-in carabiner or loop or anything, so this would be perfect!