Magic3forme
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"Port Load" for St. Thomas that day is 18,930. I guess that means number of passengers who MAY debark and visit the island?![]()
Especially those that are new . . like the Norwegian Epic. That's the one with the "Ice Bar" - first of its kind at sea. Wish I could visit it, but I'm glad I'm sailing with Disney instead.When I was on my last cruise, we were the only ones in Nassau. It'll be interesting to see other ships around a port.
I just got an email from Dreams Unlimited that we will be tendering at St. Thomas instead of docking. Anyone else get this?
If I had not previously visited St. Thomas, I'd definitely go ahead and tender. But since I have, I'm most likely to stay aboard and enjoy the ship. I'm sure there will be fun to be had. It's also a great time to do your own walking tour of the ship and really see the Magic.
Aside from that . . hmmmm . . relax in those Deck 4 lounge chairs with a good book and a beverage, or have a "Cruisin' Nuts staying aboard" PARTY?![]()
"Port Load" for St. Thomas that day is 18,930. I guess that means number of passengers who MAY debark and visit the island?![]()
Thanks for the link. Sad thing is...the cruise seems to go that fast while we are on the ship.
Just found a local lady to embroider pillow cases for me.
does anyone else do this? My 2 younger ones love their pillowcases!!
I am bringing a photo frame to be autographed too. (being able to drive will make it soo much easier to bring some stuff.)