amy417

Thanks for the updates. We are scheduled next week as well. Was Nassau always on your itinerary?  Or was it substituted for another destination. Any word on other ports turning the ship away?

Thanks again

This thread was very helpful. We were booked in 4181 on the zuidy for Oct Panama canal. But we loove the shade so we moved to 5185. Thanks to all.

We returned recently from a transatlantic cruise in December. In researching for our first trip to Europe I found recommendations over and over for RomeInLimo on cruisecritic.com. There was not ONE bad comment about this company. So I decided to contact them for our tours of Rome and Florence. Unlike other companies contacted, I recieved prompt and lenghty responses from Jany. Jany was extremely helpful and never seemed to tire of my constant questions. She even offered to help my daughter's boyfriend pick the exact spot to propose in Rome. Our tours included my family and another couple 6 in all. The ride was comfortable and the drivers,John and Vincenzo were the most knowledgeable I have ever met on tours. I am very inqusitive about ALL things and there was not one question they could not answer. John even knew the answer to questions about windmills I noticed on the drive to Florence! We were allowed to make our own pace with gentle coaching from the drivers in order for us to see as much as possible. In Florence John treated us to breakfast right near the tower of Pisa. Best cappaccino ever! We also had a wonderful traditional italian lunch at a cozy local cafe. In Rome we opted for a faster dining experience and Vincenzo guided us to the neatest sandwich shop that exceeded all of our expectations. RIL arranged a guide for the Vatican named Katerina. SHE WAS AWESOME! Extremely knowledgeable. She brought everything to life as we toured the halls of the Vatican and St Peter's Basillica. I can not say enough about this company. We were privileged to meet Duman the owner. I hope I didn't embarrass him because I was so overwhelmed with everything that I gave him a big bear hug when we met:)

If you are reading this deciding what to do...YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH RIL!

After reading other threads and posts on this site, i believe that is a crew stairwell. The only time it is open is when the muster drill takes place.

Aw shucks! thanks for the fast response!

Maybe someone here can answer an aft question for me.

When we were on the Diamond we were in A751. We could walk out of the aft cabin and a side door took you out to some steps that took you to the next deck and Horizon court.

We will be in C751 on the first week and B748 the next two weeks on the

CB. I see a passageway on diagrams for the Baja deck. Can we walk out of B748 and out a side door up two levels? Or is this some sort of crew stairwell?

thanks