fireofficer5

One time I slept in late.

Hangover from my smuggled booze.

I forgot to put out the Do not disturb sign.

There was a knock on the door, I told the room steward to skip the morning cleaning.

Finally hit the pool at three pm. I went back to my room to mix a smuggled booze cocktail.

Surprise, the room was made up.

Should I have stiffed the room steward because he didn't listen to me?

So B_A, I get to reduce tips $.50 for each wash cloth:p I don't use, if I tell the room steward.

Well a wise man asked me if I could keep a secret? Of Course I said yes. He replied so can I and walked away. LOL Just search the internet there are a few tricks that they say work. The magnet works sometimes but not always it depends on the ship.

It figures, swig.

CCL is beyond improvement.

Any enhancements from new management will be for increased revenue.

There were some balloon tire beach wheelchairs on Little Stirrup Cay. You'll need someone to push you in it. I don't think Carnival has the crew to spare on the island for that.

I have pushed a person in one of those beach wheelchairs,

its hard work.

CCL suggests a lot of things.

Tips

Dress,

Kids curfew,

Serving food at the buffet,

making noise in the hallway late at night,

You dont have to follow any of those things.

Do what you want.

After all its CCL.

The low price leader.

Changing the MDR experince.

Paper plates, napkins and a spork.

I've done Krome Av. to the track.

Its good and fast, once you get out of Homestead.

You'll be stuck in the same traffic going to the turnpike if your going to

Krome Av.

The best thing about Krome is you can stop at the Miccsuckiee

casino going and comeing.

Take tri rail.

Free shuttle from PBI to train station.

There are luggage racks in every car.

Trains are every hour on weekends and holidays now.

Get off at Fort Laud. airport station, there are taxis at the station.

$15 ride to port everglades.

Or you can get off at the Broward Blvd. station. It's closer to the Princess terminal.

Use the 17th street causeway entrance.

This is an Amtrak station, Taxis are there as well.

Its about an $80 cab ride from PBI to port Everglades.

Tri rail is $5p.p. on weekends.

Crown Royal on the rocks, $7.19 inc. tip.

4-29/5-3, Majesty cruise.

7 3/4 drinks to brake even, for one person.

There's no such thing.

IF anyone tries it, and are sceen, there is no eye medicine strong enough to get the horrible vision out of your memory.

Just padding the post count.

If you like antique shopping, this hotel will be in the center of the antique districet.

Lots of antique shops.

Bring her.

Just insulate her from the other paying guests.

Get a suite, the biggest, because thats where you are going to be spending most of your cruise.

The port of miami has sidewalks everywhere.

My last cruise I rode my bicycle with a trailer that had my luggage.

Its a long walk. There is a concrete wall on the bridge seoerating the walkers from traffic.

NCL Sky, 10/31 to 11-4.

All ht estories of luggage not showing up, due to porters are an urban legend.

I just did a fire watch detail at Port Everglades.

I was assigned at the baggage entrance and was able to watch the interaction.

Tippers were treated the same as nontippers.

(this was what I was able to see)

All luggage went into the baggage containers then straight to the xray area.

These workers are too busy to fool around with bags during the busy times.

During the slow times the luggage containers sit until whenever.

Guess what, the tips are shared with supervisors.

This was for Crown Princess, 0600to 1800 hrs.

What if I put someone elses last name on the door.

Would thta be ok?

Just on any door as well.

I agree.

No married women allowed on a singles cruise.:):):)

I agree imnance, about confrontations.

Fully obstructed view cabins on the Med. and Atlantica have a fully opening door to hear the ocean.

Some fresh water is bought in ports. Ever notice the 2 1/2" blue hose on stilts (those little X things) hooked up to the ship.

Most of the midnight buffets were done away with when the ships started to have other places to eat besides the dining room. Remember that, the only place to eat was the dining room. three times a day. B, L, D.Second cruise on the mardi gras was in 1975, $250 inside cabin.