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If you're interested, here are the Cruise Compasses from this sailing. 2024-04-30 13-38.pdf -
Another one of the many interesting art pieces on display throughout the ship. This was on deck 10 near the aft elevators on the port side. This was taken 3/14/24 on Independence of the Seas.© © 2024 Compooperteacher
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One of the many interesting art pieces on display throughout the ship. This was on deck 10 near the aft elevators on the port side. This was taken 3/14/24 on Independence of the Seas.© 2024 Compooperteacher
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Looking out toward Falmouth, Jamaica, across the bow. What a beautiful view! It was breezy and sunny outside. The helipad area is very quiet ... I think I was the only person out there for about an hour. This was taken 3/14/24 on Independence of the Seas. -
We are sailing (five nights) from Miami >Nassau>sea day>Falmouth>sea day>Miami.
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That is absolutely funny (and true)! All I want to know is if there are stairs. As I said, about 20 years ago, we did have to use stairs as the elevators were "reserved" for those passengers who were not doing the self-disembarkation. We are looking to have a leisurely morning before leaving the ship. We live about a 2 hour drive from the port, so there's no rush to go to the airport.
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Please ... this is NOT IN ANY WAY an invitation to debate the pros and cons of each. In 2004, my husband, twin sons age 16, and I went on a Carnival cruise. We decided to self-disembark. All went well until we found out that we would have to lug the luggage up (maybe down?) a flight of stairs. Fortunately, the boys were able to carry the luggage. We are set for a March 11 cruise on Independence of the Seas. I sort of prefer keeping my luggage to myself, but if we have to do stairs that will make the choice easy. So ... are stairs still an issue with self-disembarkation? Thanks!
