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my rule is never wear pants, those are for work. Shorts are for cruising 

Put your aunt and your kid in the real bed (split into 2 singles) and you and your wife could take the couch.

Way too many adults in one tiny cabin. Spend a few $$ and get an extra room.

Way too many adults in one tiny cabin. Spend a few $$ and get an extra room.

Way too many adults in one tiny cabin. Spend a few $$ and get an extra room.

While the air mattress is not a prohibited item, you have to take in consideration that it might be a hindrance. The stateroom attendant will have to deal with it, and it may impede the walking space. A JS is only slightly bigger than interiors/balcony. So, space will be an issue. 

Way too many adults in one tiny cabin. Spend a few $$ and get an extra room.

Way too many adults in one tiny cabin. Spend a few $$ and get an extra room.

Way too many adults in one tiny cabin. Spend a few $$ and get an extra room.

Way too many adults in one tiny cabin. Spend a few $$ and get an extra room.

I’ve done this about 10 times and no one has so much as batted an eye! Not having my kids in the same cabin with the wife and I is magical!! 

Yes they are allowed onboard, but you should be aware there are 3 reasons walkie talkies are a bad idea.
1. They are annoying to other passengers
2. They don't work well because of the ship's metal structure
3. The Royal Caribbean chat app is free to use

Money making opportunity for the photographer. Wear what you want (within reason) , what’s comfortable. You are on vacation. 

Wow. Are you ok? 

Wow. Are you ok? 

Wow. Are you ok? 

Wow. Are you ok? 

I’d feel safer in Labadee than any hospital, school, mall, festival in the U.S. 

We are docked in Labadee.  Not sure they are letting people off yet (I haven't heard an announcement).  No reason to believe it won’t just be another day in Labadee.  Beautiful weather today.  

These gangs have to traverse mountains, un-paved roads and forests in order to get from Port Au Prince to Labadee...it would take them a day or more of VERY rough terrain. There is no real reason for them to even bother going that far west on the island when they are already accomplishing what they want without moving far from the capital.  I'm more concerned walking to my car at 4am in Philadelphia every day than I would ever be in the secure, secluded area called Labadee. IF you don't feel safe or right about having fun on the other side of a country having issues, then you do you. But like many said, those few locals that do work in Labadee selling stuff would suffer far more if the ships stopped coming. 

Your good time visiting those countries helps those people's suffering due to taxes and jobs provided as a result of the cruise industry.
That's like saying all of Missouri is dangerous because St Louis is dangerous.

America and Haiti?  Or America and Labadee?

Two very different questions.

For 3 short nights I wouldn't worry about it.

For 3 short nights I wouldn't worry about it.

For 3 short nights I wouldn't worry about it.