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Sure do. They are known as high speed ferries. While I believe in travelling with a passport, it irritates me when I see posts that suggest the end of the world when legally traveling without. I've followed CC for 17 years and cannot recall a single post about someone unable to return home in an emergency with or without a passport.

Not sure why you are picking on the port agent. It is the first point of contact for anyone leaving a ship early. If for no other reason than finding out how to clear local immigration and customs for a longer stay than the ship. Which would be the first hurdle faced by anyone not carrying a passport.

I was wondering if walking backwards would have made it any easier?

Loving the review. But I don't know if I can survive the suspense 😬.

You may find some useful information on parking options in the Canadian Cruisers forum, https://boards.cruisecritic.com/search/?&q=Parking&type=forums_topic&nodes=2510&search_and_or=or Highway traffic in and around YYZ can be horrific. Depending on time of day, you may need to factor in significant slow downs. Border crossing times can also be a factor. You may want to monitor https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/bwt-taf/menu-eng.html a few weeks before and at expected crossing time to see if you need to adjust departure time. The page also has a link to CBP information for the return trip.

I believe Norwegian uses Manulife Global. https://www.ncl.com/ca/en/freestyle-cruise/manulife

Its tedious if you are following a lot of active threads, but you can control follows at the individual thread level. One can also control notifications from forums followed, tap Content Type on the last screen above. Select Cruise Critic Community.

Is that not another name for guacamole?

Is it even legal to catch lobster that small?

You do realize that the PVSA affects vastly more maritime business than the cruise industry?

All US registered maritime carriers and employees.

P ** that we deem reasonable

Have you thought of a sling?

If one is Diamond how would it be the one and only cruise?

I wonder if these practices might result in problems should there be a claim against the tour company?

There is a search function reached by tapping / clicking on the magnifying glass on the right if the blue bar under the CC banner. Functionality is slightly different depending on the device being used and in the case of some mobile devices, the orientation. On a PC or wide screen mobile (landscape usually), navigate to the roll call then type the search criteria in the search bubble press enter. (As you type the words This Topic will appear on the right.) If you are looking for a particular phrase enclose it in quotes, e.g. "Royal Princess". Otherwise the search will return every post that contains any word in the search bubble. To search particular forum navigate to the forum and type in the search criteria. The search will default to This Forum. There are many more options and methods but this should get you started. At least enough to find the topics in this forum talking about search.

Cliff hanger.

Watch out for surge pricing on Uber.

SPF 50+ is a life saver.

Given the url I wondered if this was an official site. I was directed to it by https://www.gov.br/mre/pt-br/consulado-toronto/visas/visitor-visa which is definitely an official site.

It does happen at check-in. https://www.cruisehive.com/royal-caribbean-ship-overbooked-guests-left-behind/116935

https://canada.embassy.gov.au/otwa/etareferral.html https://nzeta.immigration.govt.nz/ https://france-visas.gouv.fr/en/web/france-visas/tourist-or-private-visit

I don't know what a ”cheesy potato straw is, (neither does Google), but this ain't it. And where are the onions and bell peppers? Was it tasty?

A screen grab might be helpful. Is it certain that the popup is from CC?