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I've found the times listed on cruisetimetables.com to be pretty accurate.

Does anyone know the cost per day to park at the cruise port?

The website I looked at said $15/day.

We drive to Florida from Lafayette, Indiana taking I65 to Montgomery, Alabama, 231 through Dothan, Alabama to I10 to I75 to wherever we are going in Florida. We usually go to Bradenton and it takes two days.

 

We like to avoid Atlanta if at all possible. Sometimes we get to Birmingham during rush hour but it's a lot better than Atlanta.

 

Two of us take turns driving and we stop about every two or so hours.

 

Safe travels.

I second this recommendation. Last time I drove through Atlanta it took me over two hours on a EARLY (6 am) Saturday morning.

Can you do the following?

6240 is a two person room

It looks like the problem is that the children A are not in rooms adjacent to parents A. So, have parents B book themselves and and the 3 boys, parent C book themselves and 3 girls, and parent A reimburse B&C for the fares of their children. Once onboard go to GS to have the onboard charges switched to the appropriate credit cards.

My dad would have been one to say this! Not necessarily as a questions but as a "funny". He was the king of corny jokes/phrases. I was sooo embarrassed by this growing up but now that he's gone I miss it!

To be honest, the Stewart question was real, the catch-up question was me being (as my daughter calls it) Dad-funny. :)

Are all the cabin attendants named Stewart?

Well, that was the Mustard Drill, is there a catch-up drill?

Thanks, I found that link this morning. It takes you to the BOA site where you have to login and I don't have a login in anymore I don't think because we closed all our accounts, just have a few CCs from them.

 

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Is the CC account active? If so, you should be able to create an online account.

Will someone explain how my assistant waiter whom I give a cash tip to on day 3 will know to turn-in the tip because I may or may not have removed my auto grats on the last night of a 12 night cruise.

You can watch a replay of the sail away at http://www.portfever.com/

Yep that is "cozy."

They are *cozy*.

 

How many will be in the cabin?

Could you elaborate on "cozy"? Two people

How do they compare to an interior on a Radiance class ship?

What do you know about 3553 or 3057?

100% for 2 min 24 sec.

5 y/o GS got scared when it got dark. He ran inside and refused to come out until the sun came back.

Perfect response! Thank you for your service

 

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hoodie, what adult owns a hoodie?

Owned 3, they were gray with the letters A R M Y across the front.

Total from my deck @ 1:26 for 2min 24 sec. Weather forecast is Sunny Skies.

I think it is a poorly worded statement. I believe what they meant was that you need to be fully covered (no swimsuits), shoes and shirt required.

The answer is "yes". As soon as your request is processed, that OBC will show up as part of your "pre-cruise OBC, spend it now!" on your Cruise Planner.

 

 

:)

Any idea of how soon after you redeem the point that the OBC will show up? My cruise is March 3, 2018, if I redeem the points today will the OBC show up by in the next couple weeks or will it be closer to March?

I was reading on one of the port threads the excursion I am considering fills up quick and I not want to have to pay now with my credit card if I don't have to.

I'm thinking "CC cruisepoints" is the Visa credit card (CC) point redemption program, which I've not seen or heard anyone report seeing on the Cruise Planner.

Correct. I was wondering if I'd be able to use them to pay for some of the excursions I am thinking of booking.

Has anyone who redeemed CC cruisepoints had their OBC show up in their cruiseplanner pre-cruise? If so, how far in advance of the cruise date?

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Reminds me of a quote from a dear friend of mine, that weighs about 350lbs.,

"There's only two things that I don't like; Lima beans and... I don't remember the other.":D

Actually, having read your comment, there is something I do avoid (not just at the buffet but in general). PEAS. I think it comes from feeding my kids baby food peas mush.

I don't know that there is anything I "avoid". There are somethings that I may not find appealing at that moment. But, the next day I might try it. Am curious what makes an item one to avoid. Is there something about them that I need to know?

Internal limits like you describe apply to things like jewelry, fine arts, firearms, cash, etc. A purse should be covered under the personal property limit. There can be a reduction in personal property coverage for losses while traveling but even that would still likely be more than enough to cover the cost of a LV purse.

Have you read the "Baggage" paragraph of a cruise contract? if you don't declare an excess value and pay a premium you are limited to a couple hundred bucks for total loss. Damage to one item would be prorated as a portion of the total.