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Whatever you think of the espresso, you’ve got to run the machine just for the earth shattering noise!!!!! Who was in charge of this purchase order?

I was able. But only balcony to “better balcony” and junior to better junior.

This is the answer. Crema good, other I can drink, if necessary.

What would half the CC conversations be about if the gratuity was added to the fare price? Oh, the conversations would be about how much more expensive cruises are NOW than they were a few years ago.

Navigator has "To Dry For" wasting space for a good venue.

I’m with the elimination of: bionic bar- I’ve never seen more than 1O in the bar jamies - that’s Italian nav - hair drying zone -bamboo Room somehow upgrade Chumps grill we had to start booking suites to avoid the bad Diamond lounges amp the beer selection on all ships (I’ll pay more for good beer)

I’ve been told not to discuss IQ testing.

In the car on the way to the pier.

If you make a reservation - show up or cancel it when you decide not to make it to the show.

Lots of great things mentioned above... Maui on the Cheap (less expensive) After walking and touring Lahaina, perhaps even taking the self-guided history tour of Lahaina get thee to the bus. (perhaps download the free Maui Bus App) The bus starts at the back of the Wharf Cinema building. Jump on the bus (Ka’anapali Islander or West Maui Islander) for a cheap cheap price and head to Whaler’s Village. This is the location of Ka’anapali Beach, Whaler’s museum. If you snorkel grab a cheap snorkel kit (leave it near the beach when done) at the ABC Store and head north of Black Rock for some beach and snorkel time. Or explore the area and get lunch at Hula Grill or Duke’s or one of the other restaurants. Bus all day pass is $4 (ask the driver) or $ 2 a ride and $ 1 seniors Or get on the Lahaina Islander and head toward Kahului and the Queen’s Mall but either get off at the Maui Ocean Center (Aquarium and other ocean related things here) this is a small mall. Or stay on the bus for another ten minutes and get off near the Maui Tropical Plantation. (Tell the driver as you won’t know when to pull the cord) Walk carefully down to the area and take the tour or just walk around. Do the Zip-line, if you are into that. Haven’t got enough of the ship’s magician on this cruise? When in Lahaina go to Warren and Annabelle’s show. Skip the dinner, just get show tickets. Even the jaded always seem to like the show. Of course, a luau would be nice, but you probably can’t get tickets… You can check out all these things online prior to going… Plenty of you tube videos to watch You could also go on a sunset dinner cruise out of Lahaina.

Tell me where you want to go, I’ll tell you how to get there. We live there 4-5 months of the year. Yet somehow I still have a job.

Try 2023.

Coolcat for a burger and adult shake pioneer inn bar for cheap beer and to watch the passengers line up for the tender

Shank’s Mare.

Should we be involved in a lottery for date and time of announcement? Of course, no cash would change hands.

I can tell you how to get a widow table, but you probably don’t want to hear it.

Many years ago, leaving bag in bar meant something totally different. I always lose all my credits, so Ive never had to deal with a casino voucher.

While one is at the mercy of what’s available on the ship, I take these.

Yes, when they come a-knock’n, the sicko goes a-walk’n.

Recently a ship casino was limiting me to $500 of cash excess OBC withdrawal. Wife had to get the other $450 out.

Here is what goes on… you bring your own test kits… you test positive… you mostly quarantine in your stateroom and wear your KN95… your travel partner wears a KN95 and brings you food… your travel partner hopes for the best. sorry, this is frequently the real story.

at least one of our booked cruises is currently $ 66.99

Yes, I agree Mambo number 5. We aren’t in love with Aruba, so we never make it to a beach. (Too much wind every time we’ve been there)