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For the workouts, if you are Beachbody Club member, you could stream them if you buy wifi on the ship (pricing depends on the ship). If not, take advantage of the on board gym. Or just write down the exercises and time them yourself. For the Shakeology, probably best to bring a shaker cup and just use milk, water, or juice. That's what I did on my last cruise. I wouldn't skip drinking it though. Your body is used to those nutrients. If you skip it, you'll likely end up tired and not enjoy your cruise as much. It certainly wouldn't hurt to ask a bartender to mix it. Maybe if you tip them well they will help you out.

This tour was fantastic. I posted a review on trip advisor. Maria presented a wealth of information and took time to answer our questions. You get quite a bit of rum as well. Worth the money for sure!

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How was the tour?

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I booked the rum runner tour as well. Great reviews on trip advisor. And I asked on fb about cancellation and got a quick response. Same as above, can reserve without paying. Looking forward to some history and samples. :)

Let me know what they say about cancellation for cruises. I just saw their site today and I'm thinking about the rum tour.

There are a couple of reasons why you might not be able to use our software on a specific wifi network. The most likely reason is that the network operator may have enabled "client isolation". Basically this means that the broadcast network packets that Serval must send out to discover other Serval phones will be dropped by the network. It may still be possible for two phones to communicate, if they knew each others IP addresses.

If the problem truly is that the broadcast packets are being blocked, then there could be a solution. If you know the IPs of the two devices once on the ship, you could send point-to-point packets. I've been wanting to get more involved in Android programming myself, so this might be where I start. Perhaps a texting app that you can send messages to a specific IP address. Shouldn't be too difficult to program if you have any experience. We'll see what I can get done before my August cruise. Thanks for the inspiration!

And for others who are interested in this idea and only 1 smartphone in the family....you can use your old non-active smartphones. Since you only need wifi, you do not need an active phone service.