Wheeler825

Wait til you get on board then pay in dollars.

Just curious, you don't dive?

What scuba excursions at what ports have you done? Have they generally been worth it, or have you found other better means to book certified dive excursions while on a cruise?

Thanks, didn't think so - that is our case.

I think I know the answer, but it shouldn't create any issues with our luggage tags having the wrong C&A status, right? (Gold instead of plat). I don't care as long as my crap gets to my room OK

I'm going on Symphony myself and would love to get into a 'sold out' PADI Open water course. Thoughts? Any idea if that would ever be possible? It was listed as sold out even on the day we booked about 2 months before cruising

We usually use ship towels, but we pack a couple of those microfiber for excursions/off ship. Just easier and smaller.

We'll be on there! Wife, myself and my 7 year old. Love the big ships!

Their entire app and technology team is pretty bad. This is such an obvious feature that should exist already

Shopping for travel insurance after rolling the dice all last year on 8 or 9 trips. Looking at allianz, if I add my wife and I and my 7 year old that is 3 travelers. That really racks up the price. Should I only be having 1 traveler, as I'm the one that pays for the trips? I'm a little confused.

Routes are very easy. Think 5.7 or 5.8 at the very most.

I just got off Voyager and the bartenders were kind of shoving their tips into a pile under the computer/terminal like all in a pile.. So I expect they're splitting between bartenders at the same bar. Just an observation.

I love these threads. All the imaginary big tippers come out in force! Funny how you never actually see them on a ship. $2 a drink tip when you've already tipped 18% on a ridiculously overpriced drink package...lmao, SUREE..

Dont be ridiculous. Don't go to sick bay unless you're actually on deaths door.

Of course they did. Less work, more pay.