Rogueperson

It is actually not a stupid question. I've heard people have booked wrong and paid way too much for wi-fi because of it. They recently revamped that section because before, you would have to pick what plan you wanted (1-4) devices and then pick who wanted to buy it. I"ve heard people get confused, purchased the two device plan, and then when it asked for who wants it, assumed it was users, clicked both, and in essence got charged 2, 2 device wi-fi plans and literally paid double to get what they were getting. This new way is a little more clear, but not really.

From a different perspective, it maybe legal. Yes, it is not legal to provide alcohol to minors. HOWEVER, I have not seen any language that says the benefit is not transferable unlike the DBP which specifically prohibits sharing. As a normal Diamond member, I can get a drink off my voucher and give it to someone non-diamond and there is nothing prohibiting me from doing so, but *I* could be in trouble if i give that drink to someone underaged. There is no language that says a minor using the benefit and transfers it to an adult if it is made clear to the bartender that the beverage is intended for an adult. The bartender never actually serves the minor, but the minor is using their tier benefit of "4/5/6 drink voucher"

I'm 0 for 2 for the Emed tests. 1st one last September was inconclusive, but I couldn't quite understand why the lady kept calling my test inconclusive. She said there's supposed to be a pink line, and there was a pink line on the control line. Gave the 2nd one to my friend, which she used and got a negative result. Emed sent me a replacement test. 2nd test in December, it had an empty solution bottle. Emed never got back to me about this defective kit. Hopefully, they've gotten better since then, but now i prefer to go to a clinic to do it then pay out of pocket for these tests due to my own personal experience. Having backups is always best.

This is Thanksgiving weekend, the most traveled weekend. Plus, Airlines at this time are having a hell of a time keeping up with demand. As someone else said, one little delay, and your friends could miss the ship. Remember, arrival at noon, assumes you're at the gate at noon. If you have NO check in luggage, you could make it to the door by 12:15pm and get a ride to the port. Expect traffic into the port as Port Everglades is one of the most traveled cruise port in the world. Your best case scenario, assuming you get a ride as soon as you leave the terminal is you arrive at the port at 12:30pm, the port is only about 10 minutes from FLL. This is assuming no baggage. If you have bags check. Add 30 minutes to that easily. So with bag check, you're looking at an arrival time of 1:00 with all aboard at 3:00...if nothing goes wrong. Not much of a window for error and airlines have been getting more and more erratic lately.