cruiserbear55

Going rate seems to be $7.00 per person each way. Other ways to get there: walk(not recommended); ride a bicycle ( not recommended); rent a moped/scooter (definitely not recommended); take the municipal bus ( cheaper, but then you have to walk up and down the VERY BIG HILL); swim ( too far). Seriously, the $7.00 per person is the best bet!

Thank you. If you go to NCLs terms and conditions for the free at sea program, and then go to specialty dining, it states ( as of five minutes ago) that balconies on twelve day or longer cruises receive three nights of free dining.

If the weekend day we're speaking of is Sunday, the NCL ferry does not run to St. George.

It is called the Bermuda Travel Authorization. Pretty much thirty days before your arrival, they will list your ship and time in port on their website. You then register each person, provide proof of vaccination, and send them a $40.00 payment per person.(It was $75.00). They then send you your "authorization" to visit the island. Every person entering their waters has to have one, whether you set foot on Bermuda soil or not. There are literally hundreds, if not thousands, of posts on CC over the last year or so about this subject. You just need to do some research. Happy Sailing!!

Has anyone experienced a Meet and Greet with Officers; a slot pull with the blessings of the casino staff (i.e. where they might throw in a bottle or two of bubbly for the big "winners", or a cabin crawl lately? When we sailed early April none of the above were allowed. I don't think dinners with officers or behind the scenes tours are happening yet, so was wondering about the above.

The European way of writing dates is so different than what we are used to. I'm willing to bet more than a few CCers looked at your topic heading and wondered "what in God's name is this post all about?" Until they take the time to find out where you are from. And those that don't take the time are probably still trying to figure it out!!

Can someone tell me the size of the new cabin,ship cards? License size, bigger than a license, smaller than a breadbox? We want to buy a couple plastic holders to put on lanyards. But don't want to purchase ones too big or too small. Thanking you in advance.