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  1. We are sailing from Galveston at the end of May. Looking to fly into Houston on either Friday or Saturday for a Sunday departure and flying back either on the following Sunday or early Monday.

     

    We are wanting to visit the Johnson Space Center while there either the day before (Sat) we cruise or the afternoon (Sun) after the cruise. Can anyone suggest hotels in the Houston area to stay on the day we visit the space center? Also where to stay pre/post cruise? Transportation to/from Houston?

     

    Hate to ask all this but don't have time to research like I need to.

     

    THANKS in advance!!!

  2. Again, I feel exactly as all of you do too. I would be glad the sailing was not cancelled, better late than never, beautiful sail away at night with all the lights fading in the distance, yes, it is all good, BUT I know how excited I am to sail and my sail away traditions and prefer daytime sail aways. I would have a small bit of disappointment but as someone else stated, it would not last long.

     

    Tim

  3. Was just watching ships leave Port Canaveral late due to Hurricane Matthew having port closed the last few days and was wondering about everyone else's feelings.

     

    If I had made plans for a cruise for months as is the norm, sometimes years, I would be disappointed to not get to "celebrate" sail away during the daytime as originally scheduled. I know it is NOBODY'S fault, it just would be a bit disappointing.

     

    We have sailed late when leaving from San Juan and really wasn't fond of that either but the time was expected.

     

    What is your feelings?

     

    Tim

  4. We were at Labadee not too long after the earthquakes and it felt really strange to us, almost apologetic. After getting off the ship we were sitting in our cabana and both of looked at each other almost at the same time and said "This just doesn't feel fair to the Haitians. Here we are, living it up with sun, sand, cruise, food, and drink and just on the other side of the mountains they are suffering." We did have a good time don't get me wrong but it was kind of sad as well.

     

    Tim

  5. Please be aware that there are some jellyfish in the water! Some guests got burms from it

     

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    This is not an unusual occurrence at Labadee, specifically after a large tropical storm/hurricane.

     

    Tim

  6. I'm willing to do slacks and a dress shirt on normal MDR nights but was curious if dress shorts with a button down or polo would be acceptable too?

     

    Probably gonna get beat up here but I am tired of packing for formal night. Been there, done that, not gonna do it any more.

     

    I wear a polo type shirt with either khakis or dress slacks to dinner. I don't wear shorts.

     

    Tim

  7. Here is a mid 50's view if needed. We have been on both ships. We don't use the flow rider, rock wall, or in line skating. That being said, there are no significant differences between the two.

     

    You will have some that say one's crew is nicer that the other, one's food was better than the other. The fact of this matter is it will be kind of press your luck. You might have an outstanding crew on one or the other or the food might be better on one than the other. You will never know as you cannot be on both at the same time.

     

    Look at which is easier for you to get to or which itinerary you like. Make your decision and don't rethink it, it will drive you nuts.

     

    JMO

     

    Tim

  8. Hopefully not. My question was legitimate: a dress kilt doesn't technically fulfill the formal requirements for Royal, but is considered acceptable. Shouldn't that then be true of all dress outfits from other countries? I'm sure a bisht and thawb, changshan or dhoti that also don't qualify would be welcome as well, so why not Bermuda shorts?

     

    Legitimate question or not, the fact is Bermuda shorts are not considered "dress attire" anywhere, a kilt is in the op's country.

     

    Give it a rest.

     

    Tim

  9. If kilts are allowed, how about Bermuda shorts? If not, why is dress wear from one country OK but not another?

     

    Oh, I did not realize Bermuda shorts are considered formal attire in Bermuda or anywhere else for that matter.

     

    Well here goes a good thread to the toilet. Gonna turn this one into another "it's my vacation and I can wear what I want" thread. :(

     

    Tim

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