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So, thinking of taking my grandson on this tour during our upcoming cruise.

Has anyone done this? Is it worth the $180 per person? Do they give you anything...maybe a shirt or something?

Seems awfully expensive for a tour!

Smoking section on the pool deck. Thats the only place I was able to have one.

 

Thanks for the replies. Look like I'll skip it from now on!

So, on our last cruise we added our photo at check in on the app prior to our departure. However, they still took out picture at the pier.

Why do they need the picture supplied during registration? I'm asking because we're starting check in for an upcoming cruise and I'm at that stage again.

 

Wife and I each brought 2 bottles in our carry on. No one ever said a word to us. I think corkage fee is if you bring the unopened bottle to dinner. Wife always open them in the room and brings a glass out with her.

So, about 45 days out from cruise. Been keeping an eye out trying to schedule a time for dinner. However, it only has 3 times available and they're all after 8.

Question: Do more times become available closer to the cruise date? 

Thats good news.....thanks for the clarification!

 

So, I was looking at the diamond perks. shows 4 complimentary daily drinks. I like to have a few beers in the course of the day.

Am I correct to assume I can have 4 free beers a day as long as there under $14? if so, can I get them at any bar?

Thanks

 

On 11/18/2021 at 11:11 AM, Maitaivegas said:

For the Symphony port, who or where do I go to get someone to push me in a wheel chair thru the boarding process?

I will tip well since it’s me and my sports bag.

TIA

My son is a fulltime wheelchair user. We were able to go in thru the doors to the right. Didn't need to wait in the long line outside. Find a Royal employee and ask them where to go.

On 11/18/2021 at 11:14 AM, mcatmcat said:

This was the hold up. This is not the check in line. They are checking vaccine cards and putting on wristbands for vaccinated guests.

17 hours ago, trippintex said:

once a slob always a slob dress your best or go to the WJ

I would but the WJ closes at 3. Not open for dinner, at least on the Symphony

Not able to pick my arrival time when checking in. Any ideas why? Leaving 11/13 on the Symphony. Also not able to book entertainment

 

A One-of-a-Kind Vacation Memory

 

 

In order to preserve the experience for our guests, day passes to the Atlantis waterscape, Dolphin Cay, marine habitat and beaches are available for purchase only by the resort’s established partners and Bahamian residents/citizens, on a space limited basis.

Guests of the listed partners and residents/citizens will also be able to purchase day passes at the Atlantis Adventures desk located at the clock tower in the front of The Coral.

 

Paradise Island Hotels: Bay View Suites, The Ocean Club, Comfort Suites, Paradise Harbour Club & Marina, Paradise Island Beach Club, Sunrise Beach Club & Marina, Warwick Paradise Island, Riu, Club Landor Resort

Nassau Hotels: Albany, Lyford Cay, British Colonial Hilton Nassau, Melia, Sandals Royal Bahamian, Breezes Bahamas, Courtyard by Marriott

 

Cruise Lines: Carnival Cruise Lines, Celebrity Cruise Line, Disney Cruise Line, MSC Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean International, Other Cruise Line

A valid hotel room key from partner hotels, a cruise line ID or proof of Bahamian residency/citizenship will be required for redemption.

Join us for the day at Atlantis and create unmatchable experiences with these day passes. Zoom down water slides and glide along the lazy river at our 141-acre Aquaventure Water Park. Or, head to Dolphin Cay's extraordinary environment of marine life - choose from interactions with dolphins or stingrays, work as a trainer for the day or snorkel the Ruins at Atlantis.

Day passes can be redeemed and are available for purchase at the Atlantis Adventures Tour center, located outside The Coral, overlooking the Atlantis Marina. Space is limited.

​Individuals under 18 years old must be accompanied by an Adult 18 years or older.​

Same day reservations are not available online. To make a same day reservation please call 1-800 Atlantis.

Am I reading this wrong? Looks like you can walk up and purchase tickets with your cruise card.

A One-of-a-Kind Vacation Memory

 

Thanks for the replies!

My family and I will be cruising on NCL Getaway April 23rd! We will be in Roatan on the 25th and would like to go to a nice beach resort area, but my son is a C-4 quadriplegic and needs a wheelchair accessible cab, if any, and a place to have a little room to roll around!!! However, he will be using a manual chair with power assist wheels that can be removed and he can be lifted into a car type taxi! Any info would be helpful! Thanks!

We are trying to plan a cruise with our Quadriplegic son and are thinking about going with Freedom of the seas. We know this cruise has only 3 ports of call, and one being Coco Cay is a tendered port. We are wondering if anyone has been allowed to tender off the boat at this stop, and if so, how difficult was it to get on the tender! And... are there paved paths to wheel around on?

Going to St Thomas next week and was wondering if there is any great Beach with a full bar service that is wheelchair accessible... My adult son is a Quadriplegic and would like to hang out by a beautiful beach with some shade and enjoy a few drinks! Some of us would also love to do a little snorkeling while we are there!

Thanks for the info Mr. Traveler!!!

We are cruising on Oasis from 24 January with our multiply disabled son (aged 28).

 

He's travelled all over the world with us and whilst he cannot walk, he can climb steps in/out of a coach and has even been on a catamaran from a zodiac when we visited Majorca.

 

 

Has anyone got any advice or information on possible excursions that might be fun (and don't involve museums or nice views/zoos etc). As our daughter is also with us, we'd love to do a boat trip, with snorkelling for her but wonder whether or not there would be somewhere safe to stow a wheelchair either on board or at a pier. I found several trips online and of course Royal Caribbean offer a huge range of trips but the ones officially designated as 'accessible' just won't be of interest to our son (or us!).

 

Thanks for any suggestions!

I believe there is a dive center at the Secret Harbor Beach Resort in St Thomas that offers diving and snorkeling tours for the disabled: http://www.aadivers.com

My family and I are cruising on NCL, January 24! We are wondering if there are any wheelchair accessible beaches in St Martin? My son is a Quadriplegic and would like to go to a beach bar area that offers some shade and drinks! He is not interested in transferring to a beach wheelchair, he just wants to enjoy the day relaxing by the beach, but the rest of the family would like to go for a swim and snorkel a bit! Any suggestions?

Thanks, BTW love the Beagles, we have 2

Were leaving for the AOS this Friday. Staying at the Caribe Hilton also. Can you walk to old SJ from the Hotel or is to far?

Loved your last review, looking forward to more of this one. Great job

Next August we have a reservation with ABC tours (Far away ... but I love to plan) They sent us thefollowing message, and I thought I would pass it along if it isn't otherwise known

 

"We would like to inform you that as per the 1st of December 2008 the Aruban government will introduce a $10.00 fee per person to enter the National Park (the road to the Natural Pool)."

 

Looking forward to visiting Aruba! Jan

Just got back from a cruise. we went to the natural pool on Dec 5th via KiniKini tour. Did not get charged a fee. Maybe because we booked it before the 1st of Dec. Natural pool is a great place, don't forget your bathing suit.