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It isn't, but I was able to get the ice wine on the Prima transatlantic May 14-25 with my premium package. No Veuve though.

Painkiller, Rum cake martini, Dark and stormy, and the ginger mojito from the mojito bar. I tried a ton of new drinks on the Gem (thanks to the upgraded drinks package) and liked most of them, but these were the ones I kept coming back to.

Its recent popularity likely comes from the video game Among Us. It became very popular in mid-2020, and that's when I remember that word becoming commonplace online as well.

I don't see the Inniskillin ice wine on the new flyer either. The package is still worth it to me, but no Veuve and no Inniskillin is definitely a disappointment.

Not sure about Spirit, but on the Gem in January they had fresh squeezed juice at the breakfast buffet in the spot they put the scoopable ice cream during other meals. They had a variety of fruits/veggies and you could order whatever combo you wanted - I got carrot orange ginger most mornings, and it was lovely. After a couple of days the staff person recognized me and would start reaching for the carrots when he saw me, lol. The glass was quite large too. If you didn't have Plus, I think it was about $3, but I'm not certain.

Veuve, Bailey's, too much Starbucks, Pellegrino, and the Inniskillin ice wine is amazing. I'm not a huge wine drinker, but the wine steward at Le Bistro suggested the ice wine when she saw I had the plus package and I am so happy she did. I didn't remember to ask for my margaritas and rum drinks to be made with the top shelf stuff, but I will on my next cruise. Like others here, it wasn't just about the premium alcohol but the entire package (especially not having to remember to log off of the internet or watch minutes). I feel like I about broke even with the specialty meals, bottled waters, and Starbucks so the upscale boozy drinks were just a lovely bonus. I also went to a chocolate and wine tasting, only because the plus package gave me 40% off the cost; for around $15, it was a very nice way to spend a leisurely couple of hours on a sea day. For me, the plus package was worth it and I'll likely budget to be able to upgrade again on future cruises. I'd still have a wonderful cruise without it, but it was definitely nice to have. I feel the same way about the thermal spa.

Studying - I'm in nursing school. I plan on getting my Master's degree and teaching, but that's definitely a long-term goal.

I think we'll have more, but even so it's not a waste for me. I've been before and know just where I want to go and what I want to see again. I didn't book shore excursions at the other ports because nothing really caught my eye, and this trip is my reward for surviving a hellish semester. I agree that I'd love to have more time at Disney, but I'm thrilled to get to go at all.

Silly question, but do the tub/showers in Club Balcony suites have a non-slip surface or a bath mat in them? I've taken a nasty fall in a slippery shower before and I really don't want that to happen on my vacation, especially since I'm travelling solo.

No, I'm on the January 2 out of NYC on the Gem. I would have preferred the 16th sailing, but unfortunately my next semester starts on the 19th. I hope you have a wonderful time!

I'm so glad you posted this thread! I'm on a January cruise out of NY too and have been having the same quandary about what to pack. It's also my first cruise, so it's a bit of a challenge figuring out what I'll need. We're either on the same cruise, or one very similar, as mine is also going to Bermuda/Bahamas and I just booked the transfer to Disney for the day we're in Port Canaveral. I can't start serious planning until I'm done with finals next week, but I'm definitely bookmarking this thread for reference.