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We're scheduled for a cruise Dec. 2 on Serenade OTS. It's been 5 years since our last cruise.Always on RCCL. Do they still mail out luggage tags? Thanks

We've been on RCCl:: 25 times. This is the first time on Oasis.Dec 3 2017. I know it's early, but, some info would help.When do I start looking for show tix?, and which sellout first? Anything else that you would consider important We would love to know about. Thanks, Referee Jay and wife Fran

we will be cruising on the freedom(RCCL) this october. Is it necessary to make reservations for the live shows and the ice show ? thanks

We live in Orlando, & drive to the Ft. Lauderdale a few times a year. In my opinion, if you take the Florida Turnpike, which travels away from the beaches, you can make it in about three and a half hours, including holidays.As opposed to taking 95 all the way. Now, if there's an accident, all bets are off. If you listen to radio station 96.5, they have traffic reports quite often

We've cruised out of Tampa a number of times. The parking lot is right across from the terminal, so we just parked our car and wheeled our luggage across. i presume, you can drop off your luggage first, but, we have never done that.

Without traffic, you can get there in about 50 minutes

Thanks for all the advice. Patti, I think I will check out the "Frio". That seems to be an excellent solution Referee

Although we've cruised for many years now, I just found out that I will have to bring a "flexipen"(insulin) with me. Has anyone had that same experience?. Are the refrigerators in the cabins cool enough to keep the pen in? Or if not, does anyone have any recommendations....Thanks Referee

Hello John Bull. You seem to be the one with the most helpful information about London . Perhaps you can help us. We will be in London for only one day prior to our cruise. We booked a hotel near Buckingham Palace. We would like to see as much as possible in that short amount of time. My question to you is, we are in our 70's, and traveling from Heathrow to the hotel, and from the hotel to Harwich would not be easy for us by train. Do you have any recommendations for car or bus service that we could use. As inexpensive as possible. Thank you Jay

I've been looking for ways of getting from Central London to Harwich for our cruise, and came across this bus service called Harwich Cruise Shuttle. The prices seemed fairly reasonable. Does anybody have any information pro or con about this service Thanks

We too were on the same cruise. I still can't get that damn salsa music out of my head

Thanks for sharing See you on The Jewel next month Jay

This will be our first time in Maine. If we don't go sightseeing, is there any nice restaurants close to the pier that we could walk to for a lobster lunch. Thanks

If you are going to the west coast, there is no one better and so filled with great information than Bruin Steve

My wife used to suffer terribly from seasickness, until, someone told her to start taking Bonine 2 days before trip and first day on ship. She has not had any problems in years

we were on jewel in early dec...we had early seating at 600 p.m. i believe late seating was 830

renmar....we just returneed from an 11 day cruise on the wind 3/22....as i wrote in my mini review...the wind is an older ship and the stabilizers make for a rough ride on the pacific....we ate in most of the restaurants on the ship and found the servers to be very efficient, and do their jobs quite well....as for the food, it was just o.k....nothing to write home about ,but edible...the crew does a wonderful job cleaning the ship..the only complaint that i might have in that respect was in the sports bar and grill where they have buffet meals...its small, and the tables are not cleaned as quickly as they should be, that being said, the ship is quite clean....i just hope you have better weather than we did, it rained 10 out of the 11 days