BklynBoy8

NO WAY........................ Don't know how to describe them. Our Pork Store gets them flown in from KC. But tender, buttery, tasty. Cut with fork no need to use knife. We panko them which makes them crispy topping. I even got of our restaurant to get them on the menu.

QM2 tasted like home. Have to take a pix this time on board.

What happened to an old fashion after school Chocolate Soda. Loved the Foam on top Of MUST use U Bet made in Brooklyn.

Me too when I want a Holiday Kick!

We enjoy Kansas City Pork Chop from our local butcher. Like butter the taste and slicing..

We enjoyed QM2 on Cunard. Have to have a good one for Loxs and Cream Cheese

We have as of the Last Voyage purchased surge free adapters and had no problems.

QM2 does not encourage electronic adapters, extensions without ok by Engineering. I personally know someone that lost their smart watch being charged.

13 Fridays till we step foot at the Entrance of the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal and start Our Voyage and Adventure......

Unfortunately I must IMHO say.....some of these items can be of benefit during your sailing especially if you are a "Newbie" to cruising or the ship itself.

We sailed last September for 14 days on the QM2 in Princess Grill Grade cabin which is known as a Suite and was totally happy with the amount of outlets and where they were positioned for use during the trip. We are dedicated chargers of a number of electronic gadgets we take along like everyone else these days. One thing you have to be careful is, if there is an unexpected spike in the system which you do not want to damage you device(s).

We enjoyed the NF sailing and thought it was one of our voyages of a lifetime. A very different type of sailing that are not that repeated.

We had 10021 and enjoyed the starboard side

There is also the Champagne Hi Tea in the Champagne Lounge. We enjoyed very elegantly last year.

Imagine living here. It paralyzes the Five Boros to confusion.

It was a temporary stay. The Pier is only big enough for us no less other occupancy. We knew they were out by our June sailing.

We like using a Grill or the Britannia Club Dining/Cabin for a consistent set timings and table assignment. We are not truly open dining passengers and appreciate set times even though it's within a time period like for dinner.

It's been some time since we last were there at the Museum. It was very interesting with many areas of Maritime Subjects but also included the Titanic Section I believe on the Second Floor. We even saw one of the Promenade Deck Chairs and Safety Vests off the ship. We are returning in July and may stop by to see if any new added. Since the Cemetery is a distance, we did it with a Ship's Tour. Very interesting to see the one location of Grave Stones. But ship's telegrapher and one of the children that was on board. Truly history....

A & W Root Beer Chilled Glass

A never miss when arrive and departure from a Port. No matter how many times we were there before.

The only other illness we are aware is Norovirus on board or GI disturbance.

WOW what a beautiful hotel in the heart of the Theater District.

What wonderful ideas there are on this site. Have to consider some for this upcoming sailing.