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Yeah, couple of buffets. Note the island can be missed due to weather. Not many recent reports of it happening lately though.

I guess the Prima CD was correct that they don't book comedians on non US sailings as the show we went to on Prima TA out of Europe was not funny at all.

We've had that since 2015 on several ships. I'm a big boy and know what I can eat. I did negotiate a app instead of a dessert once. I guess an extra ladle of soup from the big vat vs having one in buffet is a big cost. That was even in contradiction to terms at the time. Must have been some behind the scenes order. Not even a 'hello', just limits spelled out. Classy. And several folks here defended it.

The swift is a separate thing from room service. Saw it on ship's TV last fall. Not free for Haven but room service is. Free booze for Owners Suites and higher along with sodas and waters.

I have some pics. If you are Haven, waste of money imo. It is right in front of haven area.

Pretty sure those picks after last reno.

Morning coffee? Looks more like a Foster's oil can.

I can only add when we sailed Prima they kept moving around shows, eliminating some times, etc. That was on an early sailing.

I think your handle has already decided. We did 11 day TA on Prima in September. It was the northern route. One port canceled. Cool and wet. Full disclosure we were in Haven. I thought it was great. Time to get away for the most part of life at home. It went too fast. They kept changing shows and times around which was a pain but it was new ship. Planned to do carts, never did. We had a great time if nothing less than bar and restaurant options.

When was last time Dawn or Star to Alaska? Where did I say other lines doing it? I was on Star to Alaska and the front lounge was a snore fest with ten people during the day. Even I'll throw NCL a bone on their decision to make the change. At prime locations they opened up the crew pool area for guests. The ship was never overly crowded because of this. I have too frequently seen guests camp out in the buffet for window seats on both ships with and without a front lounge.

POA commands higher prices across the board. Suites even more. POA has a watered down suite experience compared to other ships namely no b or l from Cagney's in room. Only real benefit for a suite is breakfast or lunch (most likely not on ship for lunch) at Cagneys. It is a very port intensive trip.

Prime advice, don't believe what is on the internet. Yet we've had, and others have posted pictures, sliced deli turkey in Haven for breakfast at the mini buffet. Unless that was in Area 51.

Atrium jam packed and noisy.

Was it possibly the CD?

The Prima Haven lounge is pretty boring for kids so that is probably OK. Pool is outside so any noise better than one enclosed.

But we all know homeschooled are much better behaved.

Now everyone can sleep better.

We had one on POA going SFO to Hawaii. Most we ever used one.

The above is a cut and paste most likely. In reality, different going back 14 years. Yes three bottles for OS and higher, more for GV. Champagne, no, they have cheapened out on that for years. Water, they usually ask still or sparking but generally both. Last trip we had pelligrino, acqua and box waters. Sodas usually pretty good about what you want.

Purity Of Essence.

probably not re game.

Never heard of it. I can say on Prima in Haven there were books everywhere. Lounge had tons. Our room must of had 15, mostly thick with pictures which is up my alley.

If within the last year is ages ago that must be in dog years.

Yes. There used to be the option if you didn't have an account or didn't know your account number you could put in reservation number from a trip and it bring up info including past trips.

The added security is not those agents, it is the crew who scans you on and off the ship.