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I equate Nassau to be the "armpit" of the Bahamas. If I was going there, I wouldn't even leave the ship. Back in the 1970's it was a nice port but the last time we were there we couldn't get back to the ship quick enough. I think where I would have a problem is with paying for Key West and getting Nassau. That is like paying for 5-star experience and getting a 1-star substitute. Just think for a minute that if the tendering couldn't happen in HMC or Grand Cayman, almost your entire cruise would be onboard a ship. Might not be all that bad if you had the HIA beverage package.

No reason to rush to get there early since they did away with the embarkation lunch. Different question but does anybody know if Global Entry is being recognized at debarkation? Just curious. Ours expired during covid. Don't know if it's worth renewing anymore.

Hope you're right! But I'll believe it when I see it and they notify me for my upcoming cruise.

I know this sounds selfish for the CCL stock. I hope all of this comes to an end and things start getting back to normal. The stock has taken a beating since March 2020. It would be nice to see it get back into really positive territory.

It seemed his "key word" was "happiness". When you take almost all of the amenities away and start charging for food options that were once included it is hard to think of the word happiness. I'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt for now but if he starts turning HAL into "Fun Ships", I'm done. Can't sell my stock without taking a huge loss so I just have to see where it goes.

That $129 is each. Just had some friends take an Alaska cruise. Went to Walgreens for their test and it was $348 for both of them.

Rotterdam in Rotterdam (Taken a few minutes ago)

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