Woody14

infinite verandas?

The name has changed from formal night to wear your best. it is the same thing but is more reflective of the change in dressing up culture for dinner. Still like the old formal night better as it created a great vibe on board but you can still dress up as nice as you want with out worries.

you can upgrade, however everyone in your cabin needs to upgrade as well.

From my experience the OBC from a TA doesn't show up until day 2 or 3 on board, I have never had it in advance, the only advance I get is if the booking had a promo of OBC or my shareholder OBC.

my favourite excursion in PV was Rhythm of the night. Timing can be tricky depending on the time of year and itinerary but the one time it worked it was worth it.

a straight adapter you would have no issues with. But if it is a multi plug one??

We had all the Royal excursions cancelled in St. Johns when the weather was bad, Royal refunded no problems. I know many private excursions still ran or gave people the option to go or not.

you would not get your moneys worth out of the deluxe drink package so I would not even consider it. you could consider the non alcholic package depending if you drink soda's, specialty coffees and mocktails.

Several of the beaches you can get to by public bus for 2 euro per person each way. we went to paradise beach, sat on the beach for free, had a good day. not many vendors trying to sell you things and as long as you weren't wanting a chair no one from any of the beach clubs bothered us.

Yes we collected the guide at the entrance, it was really simple.

Definitely not worth the money you would be only at the park for about 5 or 6 hours in total and with line ups et all you are only going to get a couple of rides in and see a small bit of the park. At over a hundred bucks a ticket plus transportation costs the value is just not there at least in my mind. Every time I have gone I have done it as a fullday and it is still expensive but you need the extra hours.

Being a Canadian we have to have passports, I took one of my kids when she was 4 months old and we had to get a passport for her.

We had a 6pm dining time on the odyssey last week and most days we were leaving dinner between 7 and 7:30.

never seen a frozen coke or similar on a ship. maybe a bar can make one if you ask they would make it like they do a frozen cocktail so it would be blended ice and coke.

I would assume that 2 of the countries you are going to are the United Kingdom (pounds) and Switzerland (francs) - Switzerland will also accept the Euro they will likely give change in francs. I would take a few pounds for my UK section and the rest just Euro's as pretty much all the rest of Europe takes Euros.