Larrydano

Handicap stateroom 11914 was a large handicap accessible cabin with a very lage aft facing balcony-ENJOY!!!

We will be sailing to Bermuda on the Breakaway on 9/21/14.

My son will be dropping us off that morning and picking us up on the 28th.

WHat is a good time to arrive???

Do the signs at the pier give good directions???

Does anyone have any "tips" in regards to being dropped off at the Manhattan Pier???

Sharon and I will be on the Norwegian Breakaway with another couple sailing to Bermuda on Sunday 9/21 and would like to know what night and time the fireworks show is done???

In addition, what are good locations for viewing this show???

Would we have a good viewing of the fireworks from the aft center stateroom 11914??? The other couple travelling with us needed a handicap stateroom and was assigned 11914. Sharon and I are still waiting for a stateroom assignment as we decided on a BX guarantee stateroom for this cruise, our first guarantee stateroom in 25 cruises.

Sharon and I recently decided to book the Norwegian Breakaway to Bermuda sailing on 9/21/14. Our last NCL cruise was March 2012 on the Norwegian Epic. We do like to enjoy a good/great cup of coffee (lattes/cappucinos) and we can't recall if there was a specific cafe on the Epic that had excellent coffee (not Starbucks fans---we prefer Dunkins) and and if we had to purchase a "coffee card". Any input on the DR/buffet coffee and any info about specific coffee cafes/venues on the Breakaway including card pricing or the cost for coffees etc... would be greatly appreciated.

Larry

My wife and I sailed on our Honeymoon on the Southward early March 1978. We are now scheduled for our 16th cruise, this time on the Norwegian Majesty-Boston to Bermuda (4th time on this cruise/itinerary) this September.

Its hard to believe that the Majesty which is now considered small and outdated is about 3 times the gross tonnage than the Southward was.

We have sailed on ships sized from the Southward to the QM2.

They are all great and I love them in many ways.

Times have changed-not for the better or for the worse-just changed.

Larry