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Had some CAS chocolates in the room when we went back tonight. Just went and spent a little time in the casino and am a little sad that this is the most “exciting” picture I can post lol. Ended up retriggering the bonus a couple times for a total of 160 spins. When I was putting LM to bed before, the navigation channel showed we were 297nm from Port Canaveral. I went outside on the Waterfront a little after 11 during a post-casino wander and although it is windy, I can feel how much warmer it is. Looks like we’re in for some pretty spectacular weather in Florida the next two days. Heading back to the cabin so we can be ready to get off the ship and pick up the rental car right away when we are cleared tomorrow. Good night all!

Thoroughly enjoyed Moderno tonight! Service was wonderful; we had the sweetest waiter who made friends with LM. The gauchos were also fantastic. One in particular made sure to check if there was anything specific we were waiting for and she got it for us. The salad bar has a good variety of meats, cheeses, salads, 2 soups, and a few other items including some basic sushi rolls (crab, cucumber, and salmon). I tried several of the meats, but not all. I miss the lamb chops ☹️, but everything was good. LM is a bit picky, but even he really enjoyed the bacon-wrapped chicken breast and the sausage. Also, I found another NCL dessert that I actually enjoyed—the banana caramel meringue tart. Very tasty!Some items from the salad bar.The sides…rice, mushrooms, mashed potatoes. (Also a random piece of filet the gaucho accidentally dropped on the table. She gave me a new one so I stuck that one there.)Some of the meats. Both chicken items were very tasty! They also had a sliced pork belly they were coming around with.Banana tart with a view of the filling.

Hopefully tonight will be better casino-wise! So far, no go! Just got LM tucked in with DM, though, so will give it a whirl for a little while now. Hopefully will have good news to report 🤞🏽. Haven’t seen any big slot wins so far in there, although I haven’t been in there too much since we have the little dude with us.

Had to take pics from dinner last night on DH’s phone because mine had died. I’ll post them later or tomorrow, along with a review of Moderno and photos, because we’re heading there tonight. My stomach is growling because I didn’t eat anything mid-day today, but I am saving myself for Moderno in a while! 😋

Lady Liberty during sailaway buffet breakfast today outside the Illusionarium…too cool! The Viking duck and our samurai hat family! Last night late-night O’Sheehan’s food.

Hi, everyone! I am finally using some of my minutes to post a few things. Thanks to those of you who posted some of your first-day experiences in my absence. It was a little slow getting my thread to load right now so hopefully it’ll all post ok. We’re having a mostly lazy day so far. I’m going to post what I’ve been journaling in my notes and make an attempt at a few photos: 2/18 evening: The muster drill was in-person and uneventful. Our muster station was Tropicana, and DM and LM were in the Atrium due to the room mixup. That gave me a little agita, but DM said that he was a very good boy. We told him in advance that it was like school and he needed to do his good listening. In Tropicana, we did start a little late as usual because people saunter in after the scheduled start time. DM said it was the same in the Atrium. During the muster drill, a fellow passenger struck up a conversation with DM and LM and ended up giving him the cutest little yellow mesh bag with a Viking rubber duck, a duck bracelet, and a pair of little duck earrings in it. I I didn’t meet her, but the tag on the little bag said it was from Don and Cheryl. That was so sweet of her and LM loves his little Viking duck, so thank you! After the muster, we finally went to check out our own cabin, aft-facing balcony 13304. Wow, the aft-facing balconies on 13 really do suck compared to the other decks lol. If you can, definitely choose any other deck, but any aft-facing balcony is better than none at all, and I have already been enjoying my time mesmerized by the wake. The cabin itself is fine—typical Breakaway and Breakaway+ class balcony cabin. Our cabin steward is so sweet, but we are terrible and neither of us can remember her name. And I can’t remember which screen on the TV used to show your cabin steward’s name (maybe that’s not there anymore?) so I have not been able to find it there. We stayed on the balcony long enough for LM to see the Statue of Liberty, but we didn’t wait until we went under the Verrazano, which I normally love, because we were so hungry we had to head to Taste and Savor ASAP. Despite it looking like a madhouse in that area, we were seated right away at Savor. We had a very nice server and while it wasn’t all 100% smooth, it wasn’t drawn out into a 2-hour affair like some people have been experiencing lately, either, thankfully! We did have to ask a couple times for bread (as did at least 3 surrounding tables). We wouldn’t have even been so persistent about that if it wasn’t that we were all starving after the O’Sheehan’s affair. I also made the mistake of assuming that, as a lot of land restaurants do, LM’s food would be delivered with the adults appetizers. However, I think going forward I need to specify that because it took a long time for his cheeseburger and fries to come since they brought it with our entrees. DM, DH, and I all ordered 2 appetizers each and we were happy they brought them all at once so it didn’t stretch out longer. All of the food was fine. Nothing super memorable, but I do enjoy the Caesar dressing they use and the sauce on the chicken piccata was very tasty. My totally non-expert opinion on people saying the MDR food doesn’t come out hot is that maybe they are plating parts of dishes and they are sitting a while until another part gets added? I say that because on both DM’s and my entrees, the chicken piccata was hot, but the rigatoni gratin on the side was cold—tasted good, but cold. DH said his tilapia entree was kind of blah but ok. I have always been largely unimpressed by NCL’s desserts. I bake a lot…a LOT…and am a little hard to impress where dessert is concerned. The lava cake has always been an exception because I absolutely love it and after 3 1/2 years it sure hit the spot. DM had the strawberry shortcake, which appeared to be made with the same poundcake they have in the buffet—NCL poundcake has always been, and remains, dry. The most interesting part of dinner was when the Savor manager came to check on us, and he then mentioned our earlier experience at O’Sheehan’s. We were a little taken aback that he knew about it (I never called any management because getting LM fed took precedence). Evidently the manager from O’Sheehan’s tracked where we checked in for dinner and called the Savor manager to ask him to find us and apologize for what happened earlier. I thought it was very nice that they went out of their way to apologize. We weren’t trying to “get anything out of it,” other than emphasizing to them that the servers in O’Sheehan’s should be on top of making sure their food came out if they’re taking orders and the muster drill is approaching. Our server had taken the order and then completely disappeared after dropping off drinks. No one was aware we were never served until I managed to flag down another server and by then it was too late. Much later on, after finally getting LM to bed in DM’s cabin, unpacking our stuff, and having our evening casino donation session, we went back to O’Sheehan’s around midnight. We were seated with the nicest server and thought it was interesting that, after he ordered, he said it’s a little busy now but I am going to try to expedite the order for you. We wondered if there was a way for them to see notes when you check in because we just thought it was a curious comment. Well, turns out their is because he accidentally left his little printed slip from the computer at our table and there was a note at the bottom saying “TLC food issue” and then a note to call a person who I assume is the O’Sheehan’s manager. So for a brief, shining moment, we were O’Sheehan’s VIPs 😝. I am wondering if that note will remain there for the entire cruise. At any rate, it is nice to know that at least some of the time when there is a problem, they are paying attention and trying to address it. 2/19 daytime: By the time everyone got up and got ready, the only option we had for breakfast was the buffet. We have no objection to the food, especially for breakfast, it’s the atmosphere reminiscent of Mad Max and Death Race that we try to avoid. It was crowded, but it was also late in terms of breakfast, so we were able to get a table right outside the aft doors that lead out onto the deck. The plentiful fresh melons and pineapple that I don’t have to hack apart myself always makes me so happy. The hash brown patties are always yummy, and for being made in big batches the eggs Benedict wasn’t half bad—the poached egg was still nice and runny. It was on a half bagel, which is fine by me but may bother English muffin purists. Passed by the arcade after that, but LM only played a few games because it was naturally pretty crowded so some of the other stuff he may have played was occupied. We wandered around a little and killed some time until the little origami lesson for making a samurai hat in the Atrium. At one point before going to that, we passed by the entrance to the Illusionarium and sat on the benches there. LM was loving looking at all the decorations there, and I think it’s one of the coolest spots on the ship—that magic theming with a bit of a Steampunk vibe is awesome. Origami class was fun and we ended up with three lovely little samurai hats. Then we tried to gradually lure LM toward our cabin so he’d nap. Moving aft, we passed by Bliss where the Daily said they were doing a family bean bag toss. It was a little cornhole tournament, but it was too disorganized because the CD staff member running it was just having people raise hands to bring up 2 teams at a time, instead of having a sign-up sheet or something. That may work out fine on sailings without 4 zillion kids on board, but it wasn’t a great procedure for this sailing, so we told LM we’d play another time. Headed back to the cabin to enjoy the balcony a bit, but then there was some drizzle so we finally got LM inside and sleeping. I have to sing the praises of our steward again. She is so sweet and so on top of everything. Our bathroom light was not consistently turning on and she got someone here to change it immediately. Even though I told her it was no rush for ice and it could be tonight or whenever, she had it in the cabin for us so quickly. One other random note so far is that poor DH keeps getting the wrong or bad drinks made for him 🤦🏻‍♀️. During the O’Sheehan’s debacle yesterday, he asked for ginger ale and was given ginger beer. Last night at O’Sheehan’s he asked for Coke and we were pretty sure it was Diet or Zero. Today, we stopped at the casino bar and he tried to get a spiced rum and ginger ale (he was told no Captain Morgan; spiced Bacardi, which was fine), but either the ginger ale was out or they accidentally put seltzer in it because it was seltzer and rum. Poor man finally got a decent piña colada because I ran out to the little bar on deck 8 outside where the cigar bar is and got him one. None of this is a crisis, but it does get a little irritating after a while…

@mking8288 thank you so much for the info! So, I don’t plan to buy the unlimited Internet and I’ll be pacing myself on the included 150 minutes. I plan to continue making notes journal-style and then I’ll post them once or twice tomorrow. Monday and Tuesday I’ll be able to add a lot more when we are in Florida. Right now, we’re just enjoying the view out DM’s balcony door (don’t want LM to know he can go out there just yet!). Beautiful sailaway and beautiful sunset! 😎

So a bang-up job already…I swear we are not complainers and always rolls with everything but we’re basically starting off pretty POed right now. Either our server didn’t bother to put our order in or the kitchen didn’t bother to make it, but our food never came and we got told to leave. When we said our food never came and we had been there 20-25 minutes, “The answer was, I’m very sorry about that but we’re closed now. We’ll be open later.” Which is very helpful when you have a 4 year old start crying because he’s hungry and got no food. We definitely didn’t order later than possible for them to bring the food, because people who sat down after us got served. DH is usually a quiet grumbler who will complain to me but never make a fuss to anyone else, and he went over to the manager to complain himself. That also got nowhere. @mking8288 I feel like such a Karen right now, but if you still have that photo of the senior staff contacts, could you post it for me? I want to contact the F&B director. Thank you!

So, we heard the announcement from the parking lot lol. We weren’t the very last people getting here, though. We still had some company in the terminal, but we did sail right through and onto the ship. If you don’t care too much about squeezing in those first few cocktails, and your preference is to avoid lines when getting on the ship, then later arrivals are certainly better. There was a major bottleneck by the forward elevators when we boarded the ship, but we managed to thread our way through and head through the casino to the aft. I am certain that a lot of people on this ship are either new to cruising or new to this class of ship, because we were the only people who thought of heading back to the aft elevators and we had a private ride up to deck 12. We dropped all our carry-on items in DM’s cabin and headed down to O’Sheehan’s. Unfortunately, it was about 1/2 hour wait so we took the pager, got some drinks, and waited. We’re sitting now and it’s taking a while for our food to arrive, but there’s not many people left in here so I hope we haven’t been forgotten…we’re going to have to choke down this food (if it comes 😬) and run right to the muster drill.

Finally almost there! Of course we hit traffic because we’re the official poster family for Murphy’s Law these days. It occurs to me now that I can’t provide any useful info about when embarkation started and how it went, etc. Previous reviewers covered that for you, though, and obviously that changes from week-to-week anyway! If you want to know what it’s like to be among the last onto the ship, I’m your lady! 🤗 I’ll be reporting back shortly on that!

Only in NY would the porter be d-baggy enough to greet you with a comment like that 😂. Whatever, the extra 1500 are probably mostly kids and they don’t take up too much space, sit at my slot machines, or hog the booze so 🤷🏻‍♀️ lol. Thank you! We’re finally on the road. We are looking forward to breezing right through the terminal. I know the cruise will be crowded all week, but the terminal to me is one of the worst points for just stewing in nasty germs 😷 so I will be glad to just walk right through an empty building. This is going to be our first cruise ever when we won’t have our first lunch in the MDR, but I do enjoy O’Sheehan’s so I think we’ll hit that up. As long as we can avoid day one lunch at the trough…ahem, buffet…it’s all good!

Well, 11 AM check-in time isn’t happening because it’s 11 and I’m about to shower and get dressed to leave 😅. Prepping for a cruise immediately after a move doesn’t go great, evidently. But DH is already loading the bags in the car so we’ll be out of here soon. And at least we don’t have to stress about a long trip—we’re LIE exit 53 so it’ll only take us about an hour to get to Pier 88. I’m going to silver-lining this and think about the fact that we’ll walk right onto the ship by the time we get there and I won’t have to amuse LM in the terminal. Onward! Arrival pictures forthcoming if we ever get there.

Is it the fact that I have nothing packed mere hours before we sail, the crazy first aid kit, or the plentiful supply of Ziploc bags? 😅

@NYMama ahhh that’s too cute!! Well, it’s after 9 PM and I don’t have a stitch of clothing packed, so the rest of tonight should go well. I’m starting off with all the assorted crap we bring; then I’ll deal with my clothes. I am armed for bear as far as meds and first aid stuff. I also have assorted band aids, tape, aloe, a thermometer, and a pile of Covid tests in case we (oh boy I hope not) need them. These wipes are my favorite for cruises and hotel stays. I get them from Amazon. They are the only wipes I know of that kill norovirus. Word of caution if you buy them, though—use gloves when you use them because the peroxide in them is strong enough to leave white spots on your fingers. And…ta-da!! The Ziploc bag collection! I was taking zipper bags on cruises long before it became a topic of conversation on CC, and they have come in handy on many occasions. So people can scoff but I’ll continue to be a bag lady! OK, probably time to make sure I have some clothes with me for the week 🤦🏻‍♀️. Hope everyone gets a good night’s rest, because I won’t! Wish me luck!

That’s nice that it worked out for you that you got decent attendance! I think I’d normally be more into it, but it’s been such a stressful couple months, plus this being LM’s first walking and talking cruise and how crowded it is going to be in general and all…I think I just want to zen out with cocktails on my balcony all the way to Florida 🍹

I saw those posts. I’m sure I’ll be busy with LM so I doubt I’ll go to that. Plus I am not one to really hang at bars or do bar crawls. At least not the super crowded ones. I usually get my drink and move on.

I know the other social media site’s roll call looks very active for this cruise, but the CC one has been pretty dead, don’t you think? I am guilty of not even posting on there myself—under other circumstances I would have planned a M&G and/or slot pull, but I just haven’t had the time or energy with everything we had going on. I thought with such a full sailing the roll call would be constant chatter but it looked like mainly crickets!

Hi, everyone! Glad to meet a few fellow passengers on this cruise! It’s going to be crowded and interesting lol. I definitely agree that I’d like to remain somewhere warm and sunny if Bermuda weather will be questionable. If it’s Miami, I’ll find something fun for us to do for the day. My gut is telling me it’ll be Nassau, in which case we’ll just remain onboard and enjoy the ship in warm weather with fewer crowds! @Laszlo I can stand a lot of problems and cut-backs, but if they take away ice cream, I will throw down 😅. Although I prefer the hard ice cream anyway so c’est la vie I guess. @Treasure Hunter I can’t lie, 1500 kids is more appealing to me personally than 1500 adults in their place lol. Kids are kids, but usually on a cruise or wherever it’s the behavior of adults I am most taken aback by. I guess that’s why I work with kids! Hopefully the casino won’t be too hard on us, either! @cruiseny4life I did tell my mom about Broadway Unplugged already based on your descriptions of it from your review. I think she would really like that one! Whew, only about an hour to go at work and then I’m out of here! I teach almost all juniors, so they don’t get that pre-break stir craziness too much; they just get tired and grumpy lol. Everyone needs a week away from here at this point! I have packed nothing (have some stuff together-ish, but not one thing in a suitcase), so this afternoon and tonight should be hilariously frantic. Good thing I make very specific packing lists to help me get it together quickly! I just have to remind myself this time tomorrow I’ll be having lunch in Taste or Savor with a nice cocktail and then I regain inner peace 😌

@sailorusvi, I’m excited for you for your husband’s first cruise! I hope he loves it! I am sure you’ll be pretty well insulated from the crowds in the Haven and Vibe. The only other during-the-school-year vacation when we sailed was several years ago during April break before we had our son. Ironically, we had a blast because there were so many kids on board, so no one was doing what we were doing 😂. The casino was empty half the time, late shows in the theater weren’t packed, 18+ comedy shows were easy to get in to, etc. etc. I’ve been hoping for a similar casino situation this time, actually. We are so fortunate to have my mom come with us and babysit at night, but with so many families with kids on board, casino attendance may be a little light!

The final countdown…2 days to go! I have decided to make an attempt at keeping the live/semi-live Getaway reviews going. I’ve had a 3 1/2 year absence from cruising (and from these forums until a few weeks ago) but we’ve finally decided it’s time to set sail again. At first, I was doubtful that me doing another live(ish) Getaway review could really contribute anything to the stellar coverage of @cruiseny4life, @mking8288 , @Laszlo, etc., but then I realized there may be other items of interest unique to my trip. Firstly, we’re traveling with our 4-year-old little man (LM) in tow. We’re also Casinos at Sea guests. Plus, our itinerary is slightly different from that covered by @cruiseny4life several weeks ago, as we are scheduled for a Port Canaveral overnight. Also, perhaps we’ll be the lucky Getaway cruisers who actually make it to our port stop in Bermuda?! My guess is there’s a letter in the stateroom on Saturday, but time will tell… I am procrastinating rather than taking care of preparing for the trip as I should be doing, so I’ll give some background about us and our cruising history, etc. I am 39, DH is 43, LM is 4, and my mom (DM) who is also sailing with us, is 69. If you’re wondering why we’d be insane enough to book a cruise out of NYC during a NY/CT mid-winter school vacation week, it’s because I’m a high school English teacher, so we have no choice 🙃. DH is NYPD and was able to take vacation that lined up perfectly with my school break and this cruise, and LM is a 4-year-old preschool freeloader who can take a vacation whenever he wants. DH and I are slot players, him at a much higher level than me, so CAS has continued to send him offers despite our last cruise being in August 2019. When they sent him a holiday offer for a balcony cabin for him PLUS an additional inside cabin, it was a no-brainer to finally get back to cruising. We booked ourselves an aft-facing balcony, and upgraded the other cabin for my mom and her lil’ roomie to another balcony that we thought was right around the corner. We’re on deck 13, which is the crummiest of the aft-facings on Getaway, but we didn’t book until mid-December and for what we paid with the casino offer, you’ll hear no complaints from me. However, the cabin assignments got screwed up and we didn’t realize it until this past weekend when I went to print luggage tags. We didn’t realize my mom should get a separate confirmation email for her cabin because of the way the CAS offer was (with both cabins being offered to DH) and we have had a LOT going on the past couple months (more on that later), so it wasn’t until I opened the luggage tags that I realized the CAS rep who told us DM was assigned to 13300 actually put her closer to mid-ship on deck 12. So of course we all freaked out a little, but it was too late for anything to be done. LM will only be there to sleep, anyway, most likely, and when we’re all away together on a trip and my mom is watching him I don’t go anywhere at night until I put him to bed, and then I go pick him up in the morning so DM can get ready. So I guess we’ll make it work. I really hope that mishap isn’t spelling doom for this whole trip, though, especially given the less-than-stellar feedback about Getaway around here lately. Ok, on to more mundane topics before I have another panic attack about the room assignments… DH has only cruised NCL, and I have only cruised NCL as an adult (went on DCL and Princess once each as a teen). DM has cruised Royal and Princess in the past, but only NCL for her more recent cruises. LM cruised with us once before when he was 9 months old, but then he was mainly a cute little accessory we toted around with us. Now, he is a person with interests, ideas, and so, so very many demands he does not hesitate to express, so this will be an interesting new adventure! The only way we’ll sign him up for Splash Academy is if it’s necessary to do so for any of the family activities. We will not be dropping him off there. He’s still a wee fellow and I’m a nervous Nellie, plus DH and I both work so we really have no desire to spend time away from him on vacation (except when DM takes him to sleep at night so we can have some casino time 🫣). I will try to get the lowdown for anyone who needs info about SA, though. We definitely intend to bring him to the kids’ splash area, to some of the family activities like origami and animal balloon-making, plus I want to check out the outdoor games like the giant Jenga, etc. I was trying to keep the arcade a secret as long as possible, but DH blew that one up (mainly to attempt to stave off naughty behavior, as we’re post-Santa season now), so that will be their daddy-son thing to do together. This would not be our first-choice itinerary, as Bermuda is our favorite place in the world and a few hours there (if we’re lucky enough to make it), wouldn’t quite scratch the itch, but I am super excited for any getaway we’re getting on the Getaway (pathetic wordplay from an English teacher—I am suitably ashamed). We have been renovating a house for over 3 years, doing much of the work ourselves, and the house was torn up to the point that we couldn’t live in it with LM. It has basically been a few years of pulling a thread to see what unravels next. We’ve finally whipped it into shape enough to live there, and just recently moved. We also have, as realtors like to tout, “room for mom,” so she also just moved from her apartment into the house. Everyone is exhausted—DH and I spent countless hours there outside of work hours and my mother, who is a saint, spent countless hours watching LM while we worked on the house and driving over an hour round-trip multiple days a week to where we were living to watch him on the days when we both work (DH’s days off rotate). So at this point, NCL could be sailing off pretty much anywhere and we’d be in, just to get a break! The overnight in Port Canaveral should work out well. We’re scheduled to arrive at 1PM Monday, and we have friends who moved to the Melbourne area a few years ago who we plan to visit with that day. Then we remain there until 6:30PM Tuesday, so we plan to head to SeaWorld. We’ll already have a rental car we’re picking up on Monday, so we intend to be there when the gates open—we’re not messing with the limited timing of the ship excursion. We spent about 12 seconds toying with the idea of a Disney park, but then regained our senses and realized it would be a hellish mission on Mardi Gras, during February break, with a small child who would (rightfully so) lose his mind over spending only a few hours at Disney and then being told to leave. So, we figured SeaWorld would be a good compromise as something a little special we could do in the time we have that hopefully won’t be packed to the gills (See what I did there? I’ll stop pointing them out now and just be quietly dorky.). We’ve done 2 past cruises with GSC on the itinerary and are 50-50 with making it there, so we’ll just be playing this all by ear and hoping for the best with hitting our scheduled ports. Now that I’ve told you all you want to know and a bunch of things you don’t care about, I’ll sign off for now and do what I should be doing, which is packing. I’ll pop back on tomorrow to blather on some more and share my preparation progress. I am going to try my best to keep this going regularly during the cruise. Hopefully I won’t get too distracted chasing around LM! My home is the disaster area of people who just moved, so right now I’m just holding my breath that we can find everyone’s stuff to pack 😅.

@njhorseman thank you! That’s exactly what I needed to know. Knowing we can unload near an elevator and only have to go right down to the terminal level is perfect. Will be even better if there happens to be a porter right there!

We have cruised out of Pier 88 numerous times but this will be the first time we park right at Pier 88. We’ll have our 4-year-old son and my 69-year-old mom (who gets around fine but does have arthritic feet) with us. Would it be better to drop them off first and then go park? How difficult is it to get down to the terminal entrance from the parking lot with all our luggage? Thanks in advance!

This thread is pretty hilarious. There seem to be some here who think that people saying they’ll bring Ziplocs intend to start going into restaurants and ordering a cream of mushroom, steak and fries, and lava cake and pour it all into bags for later 😂. Pretty sure all people are saying, myself among them, is sometimes maybe you want a cookie, some cheese, a pretzel roll, or some fruit later on or really early without having to sit down at O’Sheehan’s or wait however long room service takes (with an added fee for your, convenience, of course). Plus, traveling with kids, yeah fine you can bring a few snacks from home, but I’m not lugging a ton of snacks for the times when my 4-year-old suddenly starts whining late that he’s hungry because he did a lousy job eating dinner, or when he asks for food the second he wakes up in the morning, etc. I think that people taking food and ditching half-eaten stuff, dirty plates, etc. in random places on the ship are a bigger problem than the Ziploc squirrels who want a snack handy in their cabin 🤷🏻‍♀️

I’m so boring, but if I’m going to drink something sugary and frozen, I just love a Miami Vice 😋. Or sometimes I just ask them to make me a strawberry daiquiri with Malibu in it.

I think it’s maybe only good for the first two guests on the reservation, as some of the other promos are. We are booked in 2 cabins next month (one for DH and me and another for my mom and DS, her little roommate); he’s 4 but has full promos (soda package, of course) because he’s guest 2. Her reservation says 6Lx2 for the water.