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It's possibly construction related. On our last 2 trips there, we saw signs of ....something...that was in the process of being built. I'm not really sure what it was and received confliction information (no surprise) from the staff members when I asked.

Book your cruise for the best price that you can. If the price goes up, you won't care. If the price stays the same, you won't care. If the price goes down enough for it to be advantageous, cancel and rebook.

Please post a lengthy review. 😁

Back in 2011, then CEO Kevin Sheehan was asked about families and The Haven... He was also asked if the Haven suites were built with families in mind. "They'll be upscale," he said. "If you're upscale and you want that experience with a family, then yes. If you go with an upscale line -- I shouldn't really say this -- it'll be an older demographic." ...so people shouldn't expect the slow-motion tranquility of the commercials.😎

Celebrity is very clear when it comes to children and The Retreat... Can children dine at Luminae? Yes, all guests of The Retreat may dine at Luminae. Can children experience The Retreat Lounge? Yes, all guests of The Retreat may enjoy The Retreat Lounge. Can children experience The Retreat Sundeck? Yes, all guests of The Retreat may enjoy The Retreat Sundeck. Retreat FAQs It's great that we have an answer but the problem is that as long as the website has the wrong information, some Retreat guests will have the wrong expectation.

NCL's current model is that all ages can use every Haven pool. Prima and Viva are the only ones that have information on the website that conflicts with the other Haven pools. It's much more likely that the information on the site is partially incorrect especially since NCL has the same information for deck 16 and deck 17. As for demand, NCL has no problem filling the Haven (one way or another) on their ships and the Haven has always been marketed to families. The "...16 and older..." upper sundeck didn't come until years after NCL started building ships with a Haven. Based on what others have experienced, the age restriction is once again only on the highest sundeck for Prima/Viva.

It's probably like this... Main bed sleeps 2 (can also be split) Sofa-bed transforms into 2 beds (1 above, 1 below) Chair opens up to sleep 1.

It varies. Seaside wasn't very warm but Seashore was hot enough to sweat. I guess it's luck of the draw.

The Haven pool on the previous 6 NCL ships is roughly 3'11". None of them are great for actual swimming but the depth is appropriate for all ages. On MSC, many of the Yacht Club pools are more than 6ft deep. Some of the pools have both shallow and deep sections but others are only deep.

One problem is that NCL still has a copy/paste for the description of deck 16 and deck 17 for both Prima and Viva... Soak up the sun and take a dip in the mesmerizing infinity pool. Then let the world melt away as you relax in the sauna and cold room or enjoy a soak in the hot tub. No matter how you plan to spend your time, this private outdoor sanctuary - exclusive for Haven guests - provides the perfect escape. Access to Sundeck restricted to age 16+. ....even though the Infinity Pool isn't on both decks and the hot tubs aren't on both decks.

...still working on the lists.. 19006 does have.

That's no different than any other riot in the buffet. 😁

IIRC, something similar happened to another forum member. MSC wouldn't budge and the deposit was lost. The travel agent threw in some OBC for the 2nd cruise to cover the lost deposit. As others have pointed out, the "change" has to be for a sailing no more than 3 months from the original sailing.

No. I spoke to one of the butlers once who told me that only one of the Owner's Suites was booked. This made reserving my pergola easier since only 3 of 4 (RS/OS) were automatically reserved.

Yacht Club guests already have access to all public areas. "Access to all ship's facilities (bars and lounges, specialty restaurants, pools, etc.)"

If EVERYONE sailing in the Yacht Club tries to bring in 1 guest, what would be the result? If you are allowed to bring in someone, everyone else would also be allowed to bring in someone. That defeats the purpose of an exclusive area if non-Yacht Club guests occupy that area.

B4, I think. It was also 11 nights.

https://s3.amazonaws.com/shipcabins/video/21/21433.mp4 (0:04 - 0:32) 19003 does have

You can do either. It's up to you.

The reduction came Jan. 18, 2022.

It depends on when booked. Stateroom type also later became a factor. It used to be one meal for 3 to 5 nights. Two meals for 6 to 8 nights. Three meals for 9 to 10 nights. Four meals for 11 to 14 nights. Five meals for 15+ nights. The OP must have booked after the reduction.

For Port Canaveral, if you are driving, you see the parking lot on your right and the loading area/ship is on your left. To drive directly to the Yacht Club tent, you have to make 2 U-turns and pull up. After the first U-turn (left side), you can tell the porter that you are Yacht Club and they will direct you to make a U-turn (right side) to go under the awning. The Yacht Club tent is closer to the side of the ship. MSC is currently using CT10.

Could NCL put some of these... ...on the bottom of the chair legs? It is tiered. 12 nights gets 3SDP for balcony and above.

...but if it did....

Some of the Grand Deluxe Suites have a walk-in closet and some do not. I haven't made a list of which do and which don't (I probably should have started when Seashore launched). I know that some are wider than others but that doesn't correlate as to whether there is a walk-in or not. 19009 does have 19013 does have 19014 does have 19015 does have 19025 does have 19028 does have 19032 does have If anyone has any more info, please share. I can work on making a list with links/photos/videos for Seashore/Seascape.