We've been to Pirates of the Caribbean twice. It's a pretty intense zip line. On other cruises to Roatan, we just hang around the port or go to the beach there.
FTTF is 139.99 for our upcoming 7 day cruise. We have no tendered ports. We used to get it when it was 50.00. I can see if you have small kids so you can take your luggage to your cabin, other than that, a waste of money IMO.
We flew to Miami on the morning of our first cruise from Atlanta. We really didn't know any better. Our flight was around 9am. The weather turned ugly. There were tornado watches for most of the state. Our plane was over 2 hours late leaving. We made it in time, but we learned our lesson. You just never know what could happen. Thankfully the ride to the port was noneventful. We learned our lesson, we always leave a day or two early.
I've been to several piano bars on several ships. We never stay long because we are underwhelmed with the talent. Then you have a bunch of passengers with alchohol fueled singing and well, you know. I am not finding fault with either because people are having fun. It's just not our kind of fun.
Of course I am referring to American pizza which is what the majority of Americans are familiar with. I had an "authentic" Italian pizza once made by an Italian neighbor. It was more like flat bread with olive oil, garlic and some kind of green. I think it might have had a shaving or two of some kind of hard cheese. It was delicious, but not something I would call a pizza.
We always book high and forward balcony cabins. Usually a spa cabin. I haven't noticed bad wind. The balcony is covered on 3 sides, we are not bothered.
Oops, just reread your post. I realized you are talking about a forward facing balcony. Sorry.
I have one of these I brought on a cruise, but I was at a loss as to what to do with my sunglasses. I would lay them down on tables, counters, etc. So I carry a small cross body that will fit a few small things.