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  1. Has anyone taken one of these tours in Mazatlan?   The description on Royal Caribbean's website doesn't give much information.  
    1.  Highlight and Old Town Trolly 
    2. Mazatlan Highlight Express
    2.  Old Mazatlan Walking Tour 

     

    Any insight or information you are willing to give from experience on one of these tours is greatly appreciated.  

  2. I have tried to search and find the answers, but I can't seem to locate for current year.   It's been 5 years since we have cruised.  
     

    Several questions: 
    1.  What is the current  daily gratuity cost for the cruise?   Is this still a prepaid item? 

    2.  On the RCCL website I have tried to locate the current cost of the refreshment package and it doesn't give me a cost,  just a description..... I need cost.   

    3.   Are there packages where you can bundle the refreshment package with internet?      Will the cheapest internet allow you to read comments and post on facebook?    I don't need video chat,  but I do need to read and send messages and respond to post.  

    Thanks 

  3. I love it BBQ-HO. I'm from Eastern NC. We do whole hog vinegar based sauce with all the red pepper you can stand. It's different than the red sauce as some say an acquired taste. Once acquired, it's heaven and you pour on the sauce.

     

    Don't get me wrong I love all BBQ. The best are the shacks that make one of a kind served in Styrofoam or paper plates. So tender you can eat with plastic fork.

     

     

    Raising my hand, we are from Eastern NC too, about 30 minutes from Jacksonville. We have a local that cooks several hogs every Saturday and most of the time it is a sell out. People drive from all around just to eat there, even out of state.

  4. So—... I’m pretty sure multi-quoting from the iPhone Cruise Critic app is not possible? Or does someone know a way? I’m a noob, I know. Forgive me. If I can’t do multi-quote from the phone, I’ll just respond old-school ways with an “@username” type ordeal. *shrugs*

     

    Anyways. I wanted to mention up front that this is a multi-generation cruise (family-wise). I’ll have - of course - myself and Josh to report on, and then my FIL and his wife are in their 50’s, and then FIL’s father in law is also coming (FIL inception omg) and he’s in his... late 70’s? Early 80’s? He was stationed in Puerto Rico during a war - I cannot recall which - and has not returned since. So needless to say, he’s stoked to see the changes. Also, FIL’s wife’s daughter is coming too. She’s... late 20’s? Early 30’s? Here is the room break down:

     

    1. JS Hump 14th floor: Megan + Josh

    2. JS 14th floor: FIL (mine) + his wife

    3. Central Park Balcony 14th floor: FIL’s FIL and late 20-something year old.

     

    I think from here on out I’ll refer to my FIL’s wife as C, my FIL’s FIL as F^2, and C’s daughter as A.

     

    I know that’s confusing. I’m sorry. I never was good at math.

     

    Point being - we’ve got quite a few age groups here where I’d be happy to speak to their thoughts/ease of getting around/enjoyment of certain activities. Perspective is always something I like to read about. So if your 80- year old Nana is coming along for her first cruise and you want me to compare what F^2 is doing, let me know. I gotchyoo.

     

     

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    Planning a cruise now for June on Allure for the Western itinerary. We will be a group of 15 to 20 of all ages. My mom is the oldest at 83. I want to know more about the balcony. Considering a Boardwalk Balcony for her so she can watch the action without leaving the cabin if she doesn't feel like it due to cancer.

  5. here is my letter from last November,

     

    t is my pleasure to welcome you onboard the beautiful Navigator of the Seas. We are honored

    that you have selected Royal Caribbean International for your cruise vacation.

     

    My name is Nadja Djurdjevic your Concierge onboard. I am available to assist you with any

    special requests you may have throughout your cruise vacation. My hours in the Concierge

    Lounge are daily from 8:00 am to 11:00 and 4:30 pm to 8:00 pm.

     

    As a Suite guest, you are offered exclusive amenities and services not available to other

    guests onboard Navigator of the Seas. For your convenience, here is a brief summary of those

    services:

     

    · Use of the Concierge Lounge, Deck 9 aft

    · Spa Bathrobes for use onboard.

    · Upgraded amenities for the bathroom.

    · Complimentary pressing service for the first Formal night.

    · Continental Breakfast served daily in the Concierge Lounge, From 7:30 am to 10:00 am

    · Hors d’oeuvres, petit fours and complimentary bar setup served in the lounge every

    evening before and after dinner from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm.

    · A la Carte Breakfast served daily in Chop’s Restaurant on Sea Days from 8:00 am to 10:00 am.

    and in Port days from 7:00 am to 9:00 am.

    A la Carte Lunch served only in Sea days from 12:00 noon to 1:30 pm (limited options served).

    · Daily menus displayed and pre-ordering for your dinner wine.

    · Limited VIP lounge chair set-up near the Pool Bar area between Decks 11 and 12

    ( no chairs reservation ).

    Priority tendering escort upon request to the Concierge.

    · Full Dining Room room-service privilege (available when Dining Room is open).

    · Reservations for any of our specialty restaurants, sports activities, Shore excursions!

    Salon and Spa services, etc.

    · Our new additions i.e. Sabor, Giovanni’s Table, Izumi Restaurant ,Chops Grille ,get

    booked early, to avoid disappointment we suggest you make your reservations early.

    · Arrangements for private parties.

    · Cocktail party hosted by the Captain (invitations will be sent).

    · Reserved VIP seats for production shows the suite area will be open 5 minutes prior

    to show time (please show Cruise Director’s staffs your Gold Sea

    Pass card at the entrance).

    · Reserved private seating during breakfast and lunch in Chop’s Grill restaurant (please see your service personnel for directions).

    · Access to the special VIP Barefoot Beach area in our private port of call of Labadee.

     

    LABADEE

     

    The Barefoot Beach Club & Cabanas are located on the private island destination of Labadee. This exclusive beach, is available only to the top suite guests and those guests renting cabanas (up to 6 guests), offers VIP service and amenities to enhance the vacation experience of these valued guests. Cabana reservations are for the entire day in Labadee, charges are per cabana and not per person. You could reserve a cabana at your earliest convenience by replying to this email. Bear in mind the "24 hours Cancellation Policy"

    . Guests who previously sailed on Royal Caribbean ships and are aware of the cabanascontact Royal Advantage (shore side office help desk for suite guests) and Concierge directly , due to this reason some cabana categories may sell out faster t

    Business services such as copies, etc.

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    Are these perks for any suite or for Sky and Star levels only?

  6. When I checked the calendar it says we will dock at Pier M. Where is that located? Also we are trying to decide on what to do and see there is a free bus route - Duval Loop Bus. Has anyone does this? How close are the stops to the sights? Suggestions........

  7. There have been mixed reviews on the trolleys. Seems to be related to the day of the week, weather, and number of ships. I believe Old Town Trolley has a bigger fleet.

     

    You're going to be there on a Sat. There are 2 other ships in port (Veendam and Silver Whisper). Weather is looking good on Sat.

     

    What are your sightseeing objectives in Boston?

     

    Historical sights, Cheers, Old North Church, Freedom Trail

  8. We will be on her for the New England/Canada cruise this fall. We have a special needs daughter who will be traveling with us and loves to be involved. Can you find out if there are any limits on the bumper cars (can 2 ride in it together?) and the Ifly. She loves roller coasters so she will be all about suiting up.

     

    Thank you so much. This is a big help to my planning. Enjoy the rest of your cruise.

  9. The FAQ says that the morning drop off point is at Windsong Lodge.

     

    In SEWARD if you take our afternoon service from Anchorage at 3:00 PM we will drop you off at the cruise ship terminal in Seward. If you choose to take our morning service we will take you to the Seward Windsong Lodge where you can relax and they will provide you a complimentary transfer you to the cruise ship terminal once they allow embarkation. The Seward Windsong Lodge is Seward's best lodge and they have an excellent restaurant which we recommend for lunch. Transfers over to the cruise ship terminal occur usually about 2pm.

     

    I don't see the harbor listed anywhere as a drop off point. To be safe, just call or email them for clarification.

     

    Is there more than one RCCL service from Anchorage on set sail day?

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