sjack827

Again, I'd like to thank you for your posts. I see on the daily that they are using the Port Valet service. I signed up for this because my flight from SEA is in the evening and I wanted to explore the city without having to worry about luggage. Also, the information about shuttles and times are very helpful to me for planning purposes. I hope you're having a wonderful trip -- you deserve it!!

I'm on the May 12th sailing so I cannot express how helpful your posts are. Do you know the prices for the internet packages? I see in the daily you posted that they are as low as $109 but I was wondering if there are other prices/levels of service. I plan on purchasing an internet package onboard after the cruise starts (learned this on my first NCL cruise). Again, I thank you for this thread.

The information here is so helpful. Thank you. I will be taking my first cruise on 2/25/2024 on NCL. I am flying in on Saturday, the day before and I will be staying at the Intercontinental. I just wanted to run this by someone who might be able to give me their opinion on whether or not this would be fairly easy to do. Any comments would be helpful. For background, I'm a 62-year-old woman traveling alone in okay health (no physical disabilities) and I'll have a full-size suitcase with wheels and a personal bag. I plan to take the public bus from MSY to the Loyola/Perdido stop. I plan to walk from this stop to the Intercontinental Hotel on St.Charles ave. I plan to walk from the Intercontinental Hotel to the cruise port via Podras street and the Rivermall. Does this sound doable? I can get a Uber but I thought I could save a few bucks, along with seeing the city by doing it this way. I'm not due for check-in until 1:30 at the port and all of the walks seem short. Thanks.