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Thank you for the response.

For those who have been in Vibe on this year's summer run of the NCL Joy to Bermuda, could you please post operating hours, and if these vary by sea days or port days? Thank you.

Thanks, I saw that. It seemed like the wording was potentially subject to multiple interpretations, one of which included the possibility that the main pax could still cruise, but that may be more wishful thinking than anything. Anyone with actual experience in this scenario?

Sorry, I know this has likely been asked before, but I couldn't figure out how to phrase it in search to get anything less than 12000 responses, the first 1000 of which at least (ooof I gave up after that) don't answer my question. If you as the main passenger test negative for covid prior to the cruise, but an additional pax in the stateroom who is a family member (same address but not a close contact because they are not living with you at present) tests positive, is the main pax permitted to cruise without the additional pax? If so, can the additional pax still receive FCC for their costs? Thanks in advance.

It was at 2 PM on what should have been a sea day on an Alaskan cruise (Icy Strait Point -- not a fan).

It's been reinstated on the Bliss. Check with the nextcruise desk when you board as they limit it to 20 and we were the last 2 to make the cut.

Thanks so much for all the responses and great ideas about "separating" the inseparable bed. I will give it a try!

I am looking for information on whether any of the beds in the haven category rooms on the Joy can be separated. I understand this not to be the case with the master bedroom in the 2 bedroom courtyard penthouses, but was wondering about the other Haven categories, both in and outside the courtyard. Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

@long4acruise -- Thanks so much for the comprehensive information! @jerseygirl1416 -- yes, NCL thermal suites much more extensive and I enjoy them as well. Thanks again.

I would greatly appreciate basic information on the Oasis of the Seas Thermal Suite for an upcoming August cruise. 1. What it contains 2. Cost (per day/per cruise) 3. How to purchase (does not seem to be available for pre-cruise purchase) 4. Number of passes they sell 5. Operating hours 6. Does a pass permit unlimited visits 7. Is there a reservation system or just use whenever/how crowded Thank you!

Thanks for the replies. Looks a little challenging, but doable.

I should add that google maps lists a walking route, just don't know if there are sidewalks for the roughly 2.5 mile duration to the trailhead. Any help greatly appreciated.

Thanks for the responses. I was hoping to do this on my own so was wondering if it is safe to walk to the trailhead from the port.

Revising an old thread to see if anyone has done this trail from Ward Cove? Is it walkable from the Ward Cove port terminal? Thanks in advance for any responses.

Thank you for taking the time to respond. Greatly appreciated.

Hi there, Will be disembarking Oasis on August 21st. Me and 6600 other people I suspect. I am assuming I will need to book an uber/lyft in advance, but was wondering if anyone has had success at catching an uber/lyft within a reasonable time period after requesting when disembarking. I realize this can be ship/day specific, but if anyone has had any experience with making the request as they got off a cruise I would greatly appreciate your comments. Finally, bonus points if you can tell me where uber/lyft pick up is at cape liberty. Thank you!

If you make it to Solarium Bistro for lunch or dinner, would you mind posting some pictures? Thanks so much for this, and all your great threads!

The portion of the railway trail closest to St. George is not really conducive to biking though it can be done. To reach the section you need to travel on local roads for about 3/4 mile before reaching the section. I suppose you could bike on these roads, but they have substantial traffic. Navigating them by foot is also rather challenging even though most of it (not all) have sidewalks. Once you reach the section of the trail itself (just past the oil dockyards), it is mostly flat and you probably could bike it -- but it is also quite short, I am going to say less than 3 miles in its entirety (maybe less than that) before you come to the end (bridge that used to carry the train over the water no longer exists), so not a particularly long ride though the views are quite nice, and the end of the section would be a lovely place for a picnic. The sections of the trail running form Flatts Village to roughly the Caves (trail ends about 1/3 mile from the caves) are quite nice and quite scenic -- there are a few spots where you would need to walk the bike, but I've seen several bikes on the trail there. You could bike from St. George to the Caves and do these sections in reverse (Caves to Flatts), but keep in mind most of your ride would be on roads. If an experienced biker this would be doable, though I'm no fan of Bermuda's narrow roads....

Thank you all. Just what I was hoping for.

It was recently reported that Solarium Bistro had opened for dinner on Oasis a few days ago. For those onboard, or soon to be, I would greatly appreciate you posting a dinner menu from here and/or snapping a few photos (if they are doing it partly or completely as a buffet) for dinner. Thank you!

Does anyone have information on whether the ferry from dockyard to St. George has or will return shortly? I was there in November and it wasn't running For a time, NCL was running its own ferry from Dockyard to St. George, but suspended that service, so any info on whether that also will be returning would be greatly appreciated.