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We are planning on doing a tour the Saturday after our cruise since our flight is so late. Does anybody know what NCL's policy/procedure is for leaving luggage at the port and picking it up later? I saw where you can leave it at the airport for $20 a bag 😳, but read that it may be cheaper to do with Norwegian.

This is the key point. If you are doing a Roberts tour, or similar, your luggage will go with you on the vehicle, most likely.

We are looking to book with Oahu private tours, and he is concerned there might not be enough room and doesn't want us to be uncomfortable, which I understand. However, I also don't want to spend $100 just to store luggage for all of us, so I was looking for other options.

We are planning on leaving it at Port, $5 a bag, because we are going to walk around downtown, Chinatown, after cruise.

 

 

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Do you know how long you can leave it there? Do I have to set this up in advance with NCL or can I do it day of?

We are planning on taking a tour of Oahu after our Pride of America cruise. Looking for suggestions on what to do with our luggage while we are touring. I saw where you can leave it at the airport for $20 a bag 😳 Any suggestions of something cheaper or a better idea than that? Does anyone know how early you can check in baggage for a flight at the airport? Thanks!

We are planning to take our 3 year olds next year, and although you covered the ship nicely, was wondering if you could give some insight on port activities you did with little one. I am having a hard time figuring out which things are going to be worth ncl excursions versus doing things on our own like we usually do. Thanks!

We will be on her in Sept; can't wait to read more!

We loved our zip lining in St Lucia with Treetop Adventures. There were I think 14 separate lines, and the guides were fabulous and used our cameras to take lots of pictures too. It was our first time zip lining, and we were very sad when it was over!

My husband and I have been on 8 cruises by ourselves, but next year we want to take a cruise with our twins, who will be 2. I have read tons of reviews on both, but I'm having such a hard time deciding. We have been on both Carnival and RCI, but never on either of these bigger ships. Has anyone been on both ships and can give us insight on which would be better? Or opinions of both ships with around this age would be helpful as well. Thanks!

Thank you for the information! :)

Just wondering how much OBC you get for owning stock. Is it based off of how much you own gives you a certain amount, or just "I own more than 100 shares, so I get X amount."