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st johns. i was wondering that. i was hoping someone may have done a cruise similar and would know from experience. but it looks like i may have to do a shore excursion to make sure i am off early.

esta already sorted. as we were in hawaii in may this year.

maybe. I tried to ask question elsewhere and no one knew answer, considering what i read here people seemed to have an idea so i thought i would ask. 😁

all same cruise. Amsterdam to Miami. we recently did australia to hawaii. the immigration process took forever. (first stop in Kona disembarking HNL) We didnt get off till 1.30 pm. and what we wanted to do closed at 2pm. so we got off turned around and went back on. if we had done a shore excursion thru the ship we would have been first thru immigration and off. Just trying to decide if i want to pay for a very expensive shore excursion so we get off early enough to do what we want.

sorry immigration/customs. i use interchangeable but i guess they are not. okay. thanks. is it likely they would board at stop previously and do on a sea day or not likely. After the long wait we had with hawaii i dont want to see anytime in New York. so trying to decide if we do a ship shore excursion or on our own. thanks

We will be coming from Europe to USA. our first stop in USA is new York. then we do Bermuda and Bahamas before disembarking Miami. When/where will customs be done? and how long will it take? We want as much time as possible in NY. Thanks in advance

i know this post was last year but i have a couple of questions. We will be coming from Europe to USA. our first stop in USA is new York. then we do Bermuda and Bahamas before disembarking Miami. When/where will customs be done? and how long will it take? We want as much time as possible in NY. Thanks in advance

You may get one comedy act outside of comedy cruise. but i must admit most of my p&o cruises have been comedy cruises.

my experience with HAl. is that they are generally not designed for teenagers. Carnival and P&o more designed for kids. I would suggested either of these. My last experience on Carnival was the service was not the same as pre covid. I havent done p&o since covid but my daughter has and has enjoyed it. I love the p&o comedy cruises. A great intro to those that have never cruises before. The punchline club on Carnival has comedy shows each day. some AO others not. If you can check out Royal Caribbean they are in Australia oct to apr. they are very family friendly and so many activities for all no one would be board. Most cruise ships will be extremely busy during school holidays. and will have a lot more kids on board than those not in school holidays. for example: i recently did carnival over Easter with more kids than adults on board (1500 kids). then did one of Royal a few days later and only 200 kids on board.