Peteymil

On every cruise I've been on in the last 6 months it has been just the one night of the Captain's club party.

Sometimes the lines at guest services are long and slow. If you are not feeling well, it might make you feel worse to wait in line, so you might want to stock up before you cruise.

You can, but absolutely don't need to. Not too many tuxes anymore. Everything from jeans to Suits, to sportcoats. Your choice!

Some do, some don't - either is perfectly acceptable.

I think you will be very happy that you did!!!

No, you do not have to worry

Yes, I always bring a bunch of ones on the cruise so I give them a dollar, OR, if I don't have a dollar they are happy to take a $1 chip, which is a very common way for people at the tables to tip.

They are free while gambling. I often will go to the bar and ask for a drink and have had no problem, but I do get to know (and tip) the servers in the casino.

Technically t-shirts are not allowed.

That would infuriate me if I wanted to eat when those tables were empty. I would definitely go to guest services if that happened to speak to the proper person if the maître d' could not help me.

If it happens again, I would call security immediately and ask them to come up. I've had this happen in a hotel, and they've immediately come up. I watchedthe security guard stand by their door, and when he was convinced that it was disruptive immediately knocked on the door. It certainly is worth a try.

Did it on our own, very easy.

I’m sorry but this is not believable. Swimsuits, wet cover ups, BARE feet, no way.

Anything from jeans to skirts to dresses.

same for me

Yes but the person I quoted was talking about missing a port. shortening a port results in no refund. We had that on our last cruise too

We missed a port in January and our onboard account was credited. And the cancellation came several weeks before the cruise.

I can assure you that many people do not hand out extra tips and you certainly don’t need to do that unless someone offer to exceptional service and you want to

Was on the Reflection in December. Loved Blu, both the food and the small dining room ambiance. Service was outstanding. The only people that can eat in blu besides Aquaclass are suites, and that is only if space is available. We never waited a single night for a table, but even if you did for a short time. It would be hard for me to go back to the big dining room after eating in Blu. (We also could order off of the main dining room menu if we wanted)

Agreed, I just made one bet on the slides, which was definitely about 10% and then cashed out

Eclipse in late January had an excellent selection.

I get $100 euros at my bank before I leave. If I should need more I could always go to an ATM. I always like to tip tour guides in their own currency.

If all goes well you will be in range for your cellular service close to 7:00 am and you can check in.

Eclipse on Jan 26 was almost at full capacity. (I might add, never seemed crowded!)

And mimosas and Bloody Mary's and Bellinis.