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First time in Grenada in January. I’m guessing taxi to La Plywood? How much? How long is the trip? There will be 5 or 7 of us. Also do they have chairs, umbrellas, shade? Looked online and saw pics of the restaurant and beach but saw no chairs or umbrellas.

This one works and is not uncomfortable: Janira Secrets Silueta Very High Waist Brief

Virgin cruise lines dropping all testing https://porthole.com/virgin-voyages-removes-pre-cruise-covid-testing/

Happy birthday! Will watch this post. Same sailing August 1st!

That 3-45 day service now takes 9 weeks + mail time.

Not until a 48 hours before travel date. And on that date he will be an 8 hour drive away from any passport office attending his grandfather’s funeral

Thank you for this suggestion. Just sent him an email. Will call tomorrow.

Yes I know I should have looked at expiration dates before booking. My son just turned 18. His passport expires at the end of September. Haven’t travelled in 3 years, his father renewed his passport the last time so I lost track. Shared custody situation. Anyhow I booked a cruise to celebrate his 18th birthday on August 6 2022 for us and extended family. Realized today he needs a new passport for this cruise😩. So today went to Service Canada to bring all the necessary documents. The lady took his application and documents but told him he would not get it before the cruise, that he had to go to the passport office on July 28 for an emergency passport. Problem is on the 28th it’s his grandfather funeral 900 km away (and 700km away from any passport office). Any suggestion would be appreciated! You can also scream at me for my bad planning.

Yep. I gave them the math. To no avail so far.

I’m trying to convince my extended family that booking a flight to Canada out of MCO at 11:30 on the morning our ship gets back to Port Canaveral is not a good idea. Already told them I’m not doing it but they think it’s doable. 2 moms with 6 kids between 7 and 14. What do you all think? Too much stress for me😂