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Anyone know about Auckland? Is there a special area there for suites?

There are attendants for everyone in the Sanctuary. They will come around and ask you if you need drinks or food. Same with addtional towels or blankets. They also serve afternoon tea and remove used dishes. On our cruise in December there were five people who handled everyone in the Sanctuary, not just those in the cabanas (the same ones every day).

We know someone on the Island. They sent us this.

Yes they do. As far as I know you can swap liquor for liquor and soda/water for soda/water or liquor for soda/water. There is no charge to do this.

We had the same issue in December; we had to wait until we boarded to book a tour in Roatan.

We plan to stay at the JW Marriott. Is that too close to get a taxi to the port?

We know some people on the WC; as of Thursday they haven't been told of any changes. However they can only book shore excursions through Australia.

And if you call or try the chat function they tell you that you have to pay or wait until you get on board to book.

We were moved to CH in December. Took over 20 minutes just to get out of the port due to all of the traffic and narrow road.

The blueberry pancakes are really good. And after a couple of days they remember exaclty what you want beverage wise.

Keep in mind that normally in a full suite the sofa turns into a bed for two, no upper berth, so the kids would have to share.

We had this cabin recently and yes the balcony is great. Just watch the seats as there may be soot on them. We had to wash them off.

We went in & out of Brooklyn August 2022; return was a disaster. Only 2 CBP agents to process the entire ship. Disembarkation was delayed hours and many people (including my mother) missed their flights even though it was in the afternoon with what should have been plenty of time. Once out of the terminal people were paying others to get on the transfers in front of people in line as the busses were not running properly; we waited an hour. And few taxis available. Just be prepared.

We leave on Saturday and got the call last night.

We weren't on that tour but another one the same day where the bus also broke down. We waited on the side of the road by a funeral home/wedding chapel until they could get a mechanic out to fix the bus. The people at the funeral home/wedding chapel were very nice and let us us their bathrooms. They also had food from an event that hadn't been served so we had sandwiches. We were about an hour or so late getting back to the ship but as it was a morning tour we were OK. I think we got a small OBC.

I really like Indian food and on the last cruise (the Regal) the M'd in Reserve Class found out (I had asked the waiter if they offerred anything as I had seen it on some other menus on the ship for previous cruises but not ours). Each day he brought me the menu for the next day and then asked if I wanted Indian food instead and if so what.

I have always been able to select a seat but you may have to pay for it if that is an airline requirement.

I just take the liquor (or trade it in for a bottle of wine) and donate it to my local volunteer group as part of a prize for a fundraiser.

And not on all cruises into FLL.

Do you have any photos of D726 on the Sky (inside/outside)? We are in it in December.

Nor was it a suite perk on the recent Regal TA cruise.

We were on the TA that just happened and used it every sea day so if it is closed must be a new thing.

Just be careful what you ask for. One time we asked about almond croissants (there weren't any on the tray) and from then after they had them everyday at our table even if we didn't want it!

When my father was alive we always had to request it when we got to the port. Sometimes it was outside but other times it was inside.

We were on her in December. There is some shade in the area but it all depends on the sun. There is/was also a couch but most are loungers. However in the area where you can find towels off to the side it is all shade and chairs/couches.