heysi1968

I live here in Vegas and I match my status each february. Just go to the Rewards desk...its usually right next to the casino cage. Ask for a status match and show them your Crown and Anchor number on the app or the website. That's it....they'll print you out a card and away you go. The Gold card is great because it comes with free parking AND free valet. Make sure to use both at any MGM property....parking fees are ridiculous here in town. Make sure you have fun and drink lots of water....its a dry heat.

Thank you for the replies. I will book my lunch at the beach club as soon as we get on board. Really looking forward to it.

I just watched a few youtube videos for research on our first visit to Coco Cay and several said that you have to make lunch reservations at the Beach Club. When and where can I do that? Before the cruise, on board the ship or on the day of? Thanks

Thank you @DJnKy that was exactly to info I needed.

We gave our stateroom attendant our unopened bottle of wine. She was so happy and thanked us immensely. The crew work hard and don't have a lot of down time or extra money for fun. Ask.....I'm sure they'll let you know if they can accept it.

I literally read this post and googled the room we're staying in july 2024 and a video came up of the exact room on youtube with a review and a walk around of the room. The internet is a wonderful and slightly scary place.

Thanks everyone for the advice (Please continue to post any other advice....its very helpful). So far I'm thinking I may walk to the Queen's stairs (the wife's requested stop) then head across to John Watling's for some rum (thank you @instaGator and then head to the Pirate Museum. Basically a big triangle across the near part of the city. I know people are suggesting a beach visit.....but I grew up in Redondo Beach so I'm all full up on beach days from when I was a kid....plus I think Coco Cay covers that pretty well on the cruise. Again, I'm still open to suggestions. I know that this stop has been given a low score on the "things to do" list...but I know this group has done most everything there is to do. I appreciate the help.

I haven't yet been there......we've been sailing with RC for 30 years but have never been to the Caribbean (crazy? I know!). so this will be our first time in Nassua.

I often read on here that people have "been to Nassau a dozen times and they don't even bother to get off the ship"...... but at some point they must have found something to do in Nassau. So can I get a list of things to actually do? I know its a small city and that after a few visits....it gets a bit boring.....but there has to be something that someone that has never been there before should do when they visit. So come on folks.....tell me what you remember doing that was fun....at least once.