biomedbob

Oh..the agony!

 I'm surprised that nobody brought this up as it is at least a 20 year old solved problem.  Have a friend who is on the 1st half and getting off purchased your "supplies".  Pay them back when your stuff is delivered to them on the last night.

I can't believe some of those driving times unless they've moved BWI.

I've read some of the responses and some were "tongue in cheek" and I've bitten my tongue for not jumping in.  I have personally witness this in Bar Harbor and several domestic ports.  If a passenger "passes" on the cruise they are kept in a cool place and upon arrival there will be welcome committee with folks in black suits and a "professional" vehicle.  Usually first off!

Nice, hard to read, font!

A much better, more informative thread than the robes, what time we're going to eat 6 months from now!  This is the stuff you need when you get on board.  Food is everywhere.  Setting up for your friends and new buddies is so much important!

There are some on here that need to know what time they will eat, what they will eat, with whom they will eat 7 months or more in the future!

Rent a car and bring it back to MCO.

I think they should offer a new class of benefits for those of us who've been called down there as a kinda awkward badge of something.   I'm proud of the distinction.

Don't get this fascination for robes!  Don't do it at home, but always available on cruises??

We had 4 1.75 liter jugs in various configurations....I think that's why we were found!

They always call me at dinner.  I don't go and they are moved to the purser's office to be claimed.  Long...funny story....with an old purser we knew.

Here is the number of the limo service we've used for about 10 years to and from Port of Baltimore.  410 320 7257

They are based in Crofton.

Thanks again. 60 years ago Allstate bought our family's soybean field in Northbrook, Illinois and built the International Headquarters.  I feel good about them helping me finance my cruise vacations.

Worst port....check on the East Coast Departures page of this CC.   We are doing it again in March, but this time prepared for the short comings.  You might also search on this Carnival page.

It's usually very easy to find your favorite YTD group on the last night and walk over and give them the envelope.

I don't get why people have to quote 7 paragraphs of the original post!

Thanks!

Funny bumping into you!

Its more of a Pinnacle thing!

Just a word of advice.  I just went through the process of purchasing 2 RCCL $500.00 cards from the Allstate Rewards site this morning.  Everything went fine up to the "enter" on the final payment page.  All of the credit card info autopopulated but it didn't like something.  I called for their help and Allstate doesn't save your cc stuff.  You have to enter the info as a new source of payment.  A little slow but the purchase went through.

You're right it is a program.  I don't like to kill trees/waste paper.  The 4 to a sheet fit perfectly into the commonly available plastic luggage tag holders.  My bad!

There is also a website where you can print multiple tags on one sheet of paper, rather than waste a whole sheet on one tag.

Had friends who had earned their diamond pins and had no use for them.  Gave maybe a half dozen to me.  I took one of them to my local friendly jeweler and had him put the biggest rhinestone that would fit onto it.  The next cruise, in the D lounge, when all are strutting their stuff, came in with one of my finest Carnival tee shirts on, but had the sea pass card on my landyard covering the pin.  Of course I was challenged, but when I exposed the pin it brought down the house.

If there is a toss up......choose J-ville....easy peasy....Charleston is a nightmare.....Their port has no clue how to function.