Jump to content
Cruise Critic Community

buckeye44667

Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    48

  • Joined

 Content Type 

Posts posted by buckeye44667

    Cruising with 7 month old

    in Family Cruises

    Posted

    It’s exhausting with a baby wherever you go, but at least you don’t have to cook or clean while on a cruise. Book a suite if you can so you can get perks like priority boarding, eating dinning room meals on your stateroom, concierge, bath tub in room, etc.

     

     

    Sent from my iPhone using Forums

    Passports for kids?

    in Family Cruises

    Posted

    I got passports for my kids when they were babies. If there is a family emergency and you need to get back home, it will be a lot easier to get home with passports. I would strongly recommend it, you just never know.

     

     

    Sent from my iPhone using Forums

    Coco Cay

    in Private Islands

    Posted

    It's nice, but not as nice as others. Bring your water shoes bc lots of seaweed/sludge. The water is very shallow too so you have to go out far if you want to really swim. This is the view from the beach beds. Overall, The island is very relaxing and they have done so many improvements over the past two years.0c130b39b8014cfa1ed9e8479443bf0a.jpg

     

     

    Sent from my iPhone using Forums

    Coco Cay

    in Private Islands

    Posted

    We were there in may. We rented the beach bed so we got the shuttle. I think the shuttle is only for bungalow and beach bed rentals. The drop you off right by a hit where someone was checking tickets/wrist bands.

     

     

    Sent from my iPhone using Forums

    Better to cruise with 1 y/o or 2 y/o?

    in Family Cruises

    Posted

    Go for it. We just got back from a cruise with our 4 & 1 year old. We have cruised when our oldest when she was two and I think it's easier when they are one bc you can put them in a carrier. I basically carried my baby everywhere and it was nice to not have to take a stroller. We got an owner suite on royal and I would highly recommend getting a suite bc of the bigger space and perks (e.g. Priority boarding and tendering so you don't have to wait in line). With a suite, you can also get your dinning room food sent up to your room instead of going to the dinning room, which made it so less stressful too.

     

     

    Sent from my iPhone using Forums

    2017 Grandeur Refurbishment

    in Royal Caribbean International

    Posted

    Wrong menus, overbooking in excursions resulting to cancellations at last minute, very salty food in dinning (food was a lot better before), double charging gratuities (still trying to get resolved). I think it was a brand new crew bc it seemed like a lot of miscommunication in the dinning staff and some members didn't even know how to charge for a drink at various locations . Smell of sewage in deck 8 too, the crew was working every day to fix it.

     

     

    Sent from my iPhone using Forums mobile app

×
×
  • Create New...