leestar

I started an identical thread around the same time you did. Unfortunately we are only talking a couple cruises so far this season including the one currently underway.  Also I find, myself included, once I get home I am not likely to go back on the roll call or boards to post information.  I’m hoping someone sees our requests and decides to post.  I feel it would help with planning.  If someone would just post the page with the day’s schedule that would be awesome.  Thanks.

Can someone please post 2023 Joy Bermuda dailies?

Thanks to everyone who posted.  I will let you know how it goes.

In just a few weeks I will be cruising with my boyfriend and his sons ages 10 and 8.  The boys tend to open doors without knocking.  We are in an H4 on the Escape.  I believe the master bedroom door is a pocket door.  Any thoughts on how to "lock" this door?  Or any device I can purchase?  Thank you.

I am considering booking an H6 or H7 cabin on the Escape.  However, we will be bringing an 8 yr old and a 10 yr old who cannot sleep in the same bed.  Can you please describe the beds for the 3rd and 4th guests in this cabin?  Is there a bunk (sometimes called a Pullman)?  Is there a trundle?  Is there just a couch for 2?  Thank you.

We have been on 40 NCL cruises but we have never left out of Boston. Just looking for some embark information like whether they have a size limit for carry on bag, whether you can have a single water or soda in your carry on and whether you can check a case of water? In NY where we have left from the most they do not limit carry on size, you can have a water or soda in your carry on and you can check a case of water. In Miami we found the opposite to be true on all counts. Thanks.

On some cruises we have hung a cruise critic sign on the door with a magnet and never had a problem. On our last cruise I always knew which way to turn on our deck when I saw the cabin with the Saints Championship Magnet (a big one). The only problem was the last night they packed the magnet and I didn't know which way to go. ;)

Sorry another question. Do you need to/should you know the specific airline and flight you want or just that you want the nonstop overnight?

Reading this thread I realize I may live to regret booking cruise air. But I did and I have a few questions:

1 - How far ahead can/should you request deviation?

2 - How much does deviation cost?

3 - Is it a deviation just to change seats or make a seat request?

4 - Without a deviation will they put people traveling together in seats together?

On 11/27/09 we are flying JFK to Barcelona arriving 11/28/09 so we can do the Gem Transatlantic on the 29th.

Thanks.