ditmar2007

People speak English The scenery is fantastic The towns are small, but pittoresque. You will probably be expected to pay in NOK.

Where do you stop? 12? 16? 18? They day after they turn 18? And what about the 17y11.5mo old male who's a lot stronger than you? What if he hits back? Wouldn't that be considered self defense? Two weeks later it would. I prefer that my kids developed morality and responsibility instead of fear. They are 29 and 24 and I'm happy with how they turned out. FYI: Here corporal punishment was illegal in schools from 1967 and in homes from 1997 (I think - my daughter was very well aware of it and she's born in 1992) FYI2: If you go to Denmark and spank your kid in public it probably will be commented on - if you are lucky. IT'S JUST NOT DONE AND IT'S ILLEGAL! Even one spank in the bottom. Apparenly it is also illegal in the following European countries: Sweden Finland Norway Austria Cypern Latvia Croatia Bulgaria Germany Island Rumania Ukraine Hungary Greece The Netherlands Portugal Spain Liechtenstein Luxembourg Albania Poland

Also MSC

Naturally. Go a few hundred years back, and it was the obligation of the head of the household to discipline his employees as needed. Also his wife. Right to hit domestic servants existed in Denmark until 1921 (if I'm reading wiki correctly - I'm a bit shocked). We're past that stage now. Violence is not seen as an acceptable form of communication any more. Apart from with children in some countries still.

There is a walk-in test site AT the airport. It costs 200 DKK (less than $30). How many test sites do you need? There is normally no queue as we (the Danes) don't usually need to test.

Depends on the country. Has been illegal in my country the last 20-25 years - longer in other countries. It's also not legal to spank your employees anymore 😞

Could it be a question of US cruises versus European cruises? I have a feeling (as a European who will probably never again cruise from a US port) that the US cruises - especially to the Caribbean - are very cheap.

I make the calculations based upon what I usually consume. I find the cut-over price, and if it gets lower than that, I buy. Too tight pursed to waste money anymore for convenience. I retired myself, but I had to cut back on expenses. All that time that's MINE-MINE-MINE is worth it.

Yup. In certain parts of Northern Europe there was a deal around New Year - converted to USD it corresponded to $48+grats per night. That's the lowest I've seen in ages. We grabbed it. And-plus-also it was added to the booking, so it didn't have to be paid before the final payment. Win-win.

I know - but it's not what mspink98 said 🙂

Per week???? Or per night?

I've sailed Balcony and Inside on Serenade OTS. Both out of Copenhagen. No kettle in either.

The thing is - it can be. It's unpredictable.

It's Ms, and you can't imagine how many handknitted (by me) and sometimes handspun (also by me) scarfs I own and often bring. I'd still not bring a hat and gloves in late May or August.

RCCL has six very cheap cruises this summer on Voyager OTS to the Baltics and Norway out of Copenhagen. They include their drinks package, which presently sells for 500 dkk per day ($70) on some sailings. The price for me solo in a GTY inside cabin, Norway, 28th Aug, was 6.500 dkk - less than $1000 for seven nights with DBP and grats. For two in the same cabin it was 11.012 dkk. If you calculate a bit and subtract a calculated price of the DBP, the cabin alone is 1900 dkk without grats - that's less than $275 for a week. Only, you have to have the DBP included.