This is awesome - I have shifted it around to a single page with just Dis names and cabin numbers - again my offer to share is out here - PM with an email address and I will send it along. I use Excel 2010 (xlsx format) so if you use the older version and need it backstepped - include that info please.
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When I cruised out of LA last spring - I got to the port at 8am, the doors were open, but they had no idea of what to do with me. The
DCL check-in folks arrived at 9am and the counters opened at 930am. I am sure this is old information, but the computers were completely out of sync. I was the only platinum there, and they didn't know where to put me!! I ended up in a private room (go figure!) for the flip to the second cruise, I chose to hang in the open room with friends before boarding right after the "family of the day".
haaauuuummmmppphhh - I was with Linda and the others on the first Baltic - no ponchos - but on the other side - no rain either! We were told that there are 4 nice clear days each year in St Petersberg - we got 3 of them!! The skies were blue and clear it was balmy and beautiful. I will take that over the poncho


we had great weather, hmmm?
All this talk of swells - reminds me of the first TA - we had 33 foot swells for a couple of days, decks 9 & 10 were closed and it was AWESOME!!! This is where Michael and I first met (but we didn't realize it until last summer!!) In the "wave pool" in the Cove area. We were swimming/standing at one end the wave would come, we'd dive in and come up at the other end to stand in a couple inches of water! We refused to get out until the Captain actually ordered us out

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I also remember coming out of Cape Canaveral into 30' seas - blew out a porthole on deck 2...our cabin was flooded as were many others, but Capt'n Tom made it through in a few hours. 2/3 of the ship (cast/crew/guests)were sick. Health services ran out of meclizine it was so bad. Again...bring it on!