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I’m pretty sure his college id has his photo, and they were willing to accept it for the Covid test. I’m just not sure if that counts as government issued. might have to break down and call Royal

My 22 yo grandson just discovered he’s lost his drivers license. We’re supposed to leave the day after tomorrow on Independence. He has his birth certificate but what other form of Id can he use? They let him use his college id for the Covid test. Would that work for boarding also?

I’d like to know also! Got one booked for January. I love them in the Caribbean.

Does anybody know if the parking garage at terminal 1 at Port Canaveral could handle a Honda Pilot with a standard cartop carrier on it? I can’t seem to find any info on the clearance.

Regarding knee replacement, I had both of mine done 8 months apart, almost 6 years ago now. The first one took a year and a half to feel normal and the second one took about a year. Once you get past the initial seemingly-fast improvements, it starts to feel like it's going to hurt FOREVER and just isn't getting any better. Trust me - it's improving a little bit at a time and you just have to be patient. Keep moving as much as you can without doing too much. Walking is the best thing. I found recumbant bikes were better than the regular upright bikes. If you can, maybe join a gym that has those and stair-steppers. Here in Florida stairs are few and far between and I could tell I needed to do them to exercise my knees and the stair-steppers helped. As for points, when I worked I was on the road a lot and played the game to the hilt. That was when you could get status on Delta by flying segments so I'd come up with some creative routes to get where I was going. At that time Delta was the only airline flying out of our local airport and since I wasn't paying the fare I didn't care that it cost so much more than driving an hour to the big hub airport. Now that I'm retired I'm actually finding that I'd rather just use a cash-back card. It gives me more flexibility to choose the airline, hotel, and whatever else I want. Plus the last few years I've had to cancel several trips for various reasons (not just Covid) and it's a lot easier to do if you didn't pay with points. I don't like having to book through some credit card's portal that doesn't offer all of the airlines, or have to stay at some particular chain hotel when others might be a better choice (and I like to go to out of the way places that don't even have chain hotels). YMMV but for me the simplicity has become more appealing than playing the game. Having said all that, I DO watch for sign-up bonuses and will collect and use the points from those and then cancel the cards. I have a hard time justifying paying an annual fee when I don't travel all that much.

Thanks! That's what I needed to know.

Just wondering if the Freestyle machines (specifically on Independence of the Seas) have an option for water? I'm considering the soda package but sometimes I just want water. Thanks.

It’s been a few years since I’ve cruised and I was wondering what the price is for buying a soft drink onboard and at Coco Cay. Trying to decide if a package is worth it.