CynBeth6

On our Med cruise in July there were taxis right outside the terminal. We arranged with a driver on a round trip price to Pisa and a location and time to pick us back up. He offered to take us other places but we knew this would be enough. You could probably do that for Florence.

On our Med cruise in July we never got the questionnaire and no questions were asked at the port.

Happy Passover!

In July we were on Enchantment for a Med cruise and one was left for us every day.

On our Med cruise in July never got the health questionnaire the day before and no questions were asked at the port.

On our Med cruise in July we never got the health questionnaire the day before and no questions were asked at the port.

I believe it was those websites that euro cruiser provided.

We visited Doge’s Palace in July without a guide just bought the skip the line tickets. We also bought tickets for the bell tower and St. Mark’s including the special areas the skip the line no tour.

I agree. For our trip in July there were some places that only accepted cash or tried to run the card and has issues so were glad we had exchanged US dollars for Euros through our bank.

We were there in July and took taxis almost everywhere we needed the system is great.

We were on a Med cruise in July and most people dressed very casual. I would pack a few nicer things just in case it is different than what we experienced.

When we renewed in November 2023 we did non expedited and 2 of us got it in 3 weeks and the other in 4 and we also got our old passports back around then as well.

On our cruise in July with Royal a few days before the end we got a letter about them arranging transportation for various things so we went to guest services and they booked a shuttle to the train station for the 3 of us. I do not remember the cost. It was waiting for us right outside the terminal and we shared it with a couple. We got to the train station and found where to buy the tickets to Rome and then had to see which track the next train was on and have the tickets stamped by the green thing. We had to go to one of the tracks across from where we were so had to go down a set of stairs and come up the other side. From Rome we were getting a train to Venice which we purchased from Italo ahead of time and when we booked those tickets did it for 11 am and bought flex in case there was a delay. Luckily that all worked out great but then when we arrived at Rome Termini it is a huge station and took time to get to the area from where we got left off to the area where the train we needed to catch was and if you need restrooms and food that is another area you have to go so allow a lot of time if you are not staying in Rome and going elsewhere where you need another train.

For our cruise in July we ended at Civi and a few days before the end we got something in our room from Royal about them arranging transportation for various things so we went to guest services and they booked a shuttle to the train station for us. I do not remember the cost. It was so easy we had taken our luggage off the ship and saw one of the employees who had us wait until the other family who was apparently sharing with us arrived. The shuttle was right there as we walked out of the terminal and were dropped off right in front of the train station. Just had to buy our tickets and see which track the next train to Rome was on and get there and stamp our tickets in the green things along the way.

We took taxis everywhere. They have a great system.