KCMiller

You can probably stay onboard until 9:30am or so. No venues will be open, and you should leave your stateroom as early as possible.

Thanks, and we will - I just am hoping to not join the long lines of folks who are rushing to catch a plane. We'll get out of our stateroom quickly, and go get a final breakfast - I absolutely don't want to be in the way of the staff getting the ship ready for the incoming vacationers!

KC

We're sailing over New Years, and when we dock, we'll be in no hurry to disembark, as we live less than 20 minutes from the port. We'll be on the Quantum - is there a way to linger, instead of rushing?

thanks,

KC

Of course it makes a difference. There aren't always a variety of great entrees, and I am a very choosy eater. I do not want to be surprised to find that there is nothing I like, or care to eat, on the menu.

And don't forget how much many of us like to look at the menus and daydream about our upcoming trips!

KC

We wil be trying the Quantum in May. We are planning to be 30 nights on that ship. Are you telling us that we have to book in advance and make reservations for the 30 nights?:eek:

If there was ever a definition of 'First World Problem', this is it in a nutshell.

And to answer your question, very likely, but if you're well off enough to book a 30 night cruise, I'm guessing your TA would be more than happy to help with this.

And I wish I was you! ;)

KC

I'm trying to decide if a drinks package is right for me, and I have questions about the specialty coffee that's included in one of the packages. If I don't have the package, am I charged for ordering a cappuccino after dinner in the restaurants, and if so, can someone tell me what the cost is?

Thanks!

KC

We're sailing on the Quantum of the Seas (so excited!), and I'd like to know if the cabanas on Coco Key are wheelchair accessible. My parents are coming, and both are in chairs (they can transfer), so any information about the cabanas would be very welcome.

Thanks so much,

KC

We'll be arriving in Nassau in a few short weeks, and I've sent an email to Blue Lagoon to confirm 5 adults for the beach and lunch package, and received confirmation, so we're set, but my question is - the first ferry over is at 8:30am. If we dock at 7am, will we make this ferry?

If we book through the cruise line, it's $90 per person. If we book the identical excursion ourselves, it's $45 per person, we can take the earlier ferry (hopefully), and I'm trying to see the downside of booking it ourselves? Apart from having to get ourselves to the ferry, but frankly, getting our own cab for just the 5 of us sounds a lot nicer than being herded onto a shuttle bus with dozens of others?

So anyway, please someone tell me if I'm missing something . . .

KC

If I just want to do the beach and snorkling, is it possible to just do a walk up? Or do I have to book in advance?

Thanks,

KC