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Was able to use vouchers a couple of weeks ago on Liberty without any problem.

As of last weekend it was still insert.

It was chilly for sure when we were there this past Sunday. The wind when you got out was the worst part. Even the lifeguards over at Splashaway Bay said it was quite chilly.

They are free and first come first serve.

You will have to set up a new login for each family member to use the free day. Then right before checkout you'll see it 0 out the cost.

I see a lot of people ask about the sand wheelchairs and strollers at CocoCay. I took a couple of pics this past weekend and hope they help someone. The main tram stop starts the day with a big selection of them Then i also spotted some next to Skippers Grill Not sure if there were more spots throughout the island.

I remembered this thread and took pictures of the offerings this past weekend on Liberty. These are pretty typical for all of the ships I've been on. Non Greek cups (90 calories and fat free) Then the bulk mystery yogurt

James van Fleet foretold this yesterday on his post on the socials. I watched the wish pull in on the webcam and didn't really see anything out of the ordinary but she did take the middle pier slot. Maybe that's why she was able to get in since if there was a gust they'd have a bit more leeway. Not sure if different lines have different policies for go no go on wind and sea state with docking. I know ultimately master's discretion. Wish is actually taller than the freedom class so it's not like she had less freeboard than the other ships.

It does work on most of Cococay but there are some spots it doesn't quite reach. Of course that could have changed.

The site and app are now crashing because everyone is logging in to see if they booked a cruise they forgot about....

I've had this happen on a couple of sailings and ended up asking enough people to get to someone that knew what I was talking about and knew where to go get it from the stores. I happen to mention it to the head of F & B at the CA event one time and it certainly showed up next to the waffles the rest of the cruise. As far as the yogurts go they only have the normal sugar low fat variety. I've not found any Greek yogurt in the cups. Not sure what they use in the big bowl in the Windjammer or the muselix or parfait things. A lot of those flavored water things in the WJ are supposedly sugar free too. I believe them to be this line https://www.nestleprofessional.us/vitality-strawberry-kiwi-vitamin-water-concent .

It will be in the app like the below from the current cruise. Looks like they're following a similar schedule to ours.

They used the teen club for a couple hours on a couple of days of our 5 night Bermuda cruise. They put down some of those folding gym mats then some toys for various ages. Some little things they could climb on, some building kind of things. Some cars. Stuff like that. Our little one had a great time there and it really was a nice break. Was also great to chat with other parents to compare notes and trade tips and tricks. Too bad they didn't put an actual nursery on this ship.

So we faced this on Enchantment earlier this year and they eventually found us a real dorm style fridge with one of those tiny freezer sections. We turned it as low as we could and I made a cocoon of ice packed in zipper sandwich bags to help lower the temperature. It all stayed frozen. Would probably not be cold enough to freeze freshly pumped stuff but did keep our already frozen. We had to really keep after them to find us the real fridge instead of the glove box sized medical ones they give these days. They can certainly note it on your reservation but I've often found that it still takes telling the steward what you need when you get onboard.

One thing that got me (and probably many others) is that you don't swipe the magnetic stripe on your card but actually the bar code 90 degrees on the sides.

I definitely liked the port of Charleston as a stop on the typical Bahamas run. Haven't seen that out of NJ. The Bermuda runs you get a much better time period in Bermuda from NJ than Baltimore. Gotta pick and choose.

I assume they have enough backup raft space to keep full capacity? Do they have any lifting equipment to get it out on their own? I assume they dispatched the rescue boat and tied up to it since it won't sink.

From enchantment earlier this year. It's basically the same on every ship we've been on. They're good about finding something they'll eat. My little ones love cucumber sticks and usual night 2 on end up with a whole thing of them waiting for them at the table every night.

If it's stronger than those little hook ones we have for the ceiling in the cabin he'll likely never get it off too.

You can use them for JR milkshakes.

Just did it last week.

You can also use them for powerade or vitamin waters from Cafe Promenade. Probably even the beers. Looks like this if you've got some left at the end of the night

On the last sailing there was a guy wanting a crown royal fashioned and they were out of it. This was the second to last night. Also Bolero's had many rums in the app menu that they did not have in stock. The bartender said many of these have been on order for a while and just plain don't come in.

The kids club typically has 3 hour sessions during the day, 9-12, 2-5, and 7-10. After 10 it is a fee per hour. You drop them off and every night they usually have a different theme. Varies some on port vs seadays and if you're on a RC excursion they will watch your kids.

A lifeguard told me they heat all of the pools to different degrees. The kids Waterpark area was warmer than the regular pool and the baby water park area warmer still.