NCConch

While I don't call it a selfie-stick, I have brought and extendable pole for my Go-Pro. I used it on a fishing and jet ski excursions and will use it on our parasailing excursion next month as well as when I go snorkeling.

On our last cruise (Dec 16) when we bought our Bahama Mamas up by the pool after boarding the 1st day, the bar attendant sold us a case of water that he personally delivered to our cabin and placed in our fridge. My guess is they will sell you a six pack of Cokes too.

Any bar server around the pools and I am sure at any of the bars will sell you a case of water and I would guess sodas. They even deliver it to your cabin and put it in your fridge.

Out of five cruises that we never made a dining preference, only on the first cruise did we share a table. However, in most of the dining rooms the tables are so close together that you are at least sharing the space.

I think it is cream of coconut instead of pina colada mix. The Conched Out bar made them better than the Air Bar out SB.

There's always a Konk Kooler on Castaway Cay.

They are convenient, but it is a big guy or two girl operation in the soft sand. We were a little late (lunchtime) getting our wheelchair using son to CC and there were still a couple of sand wheelchairs available which was surprising since we were on a sold-out Dream. We have used similar chairs on other beaches with more hard-packed sand and they were great.

We sailed on one of the Dolphin ships mid 1990. Four recent college grads had a great time. I had my first ever martini at the Captain's reception and remember how bad it was. I am not sure I have had another since. I also remember the disco down in the bowels of the ship. I also remember the Sommelier selling pot on Blue Lagoon island. Oh, and lots of Bahama Mamas (drinks - not dates).

Dave