JoeyandDavid

the 2006 reserve is excellent..would you like to split a case?

La Crema is my onboard stand by (Up to now)

I know carmen I did our best to promote the idea.. Joey, what was your full itinerary? Is it possible to take an excursion (tendered or un-tendered) along the Oregan coast? astoria, or victoria, BC and seattle,wa all three ports we were docked

This is true thank you Mary

I expected as much.... thanks for trying what DID you find for yourself?

I know carmen I did our best to promote the idea..

I hope you get to soon!

now that would be a worth while b2b

ty ..... enjoy the hunt!

you are welcome .. if i didn't take those pictures when i had the chance you guys would have never forgiven me...

20 bucks for say a bottle of year 2006 if it is a a reserve then add another 5.. The 2006 reserve is what I am going to buy direct from the winery for the house but ...both are excellent though

everyone enjoys a fresh makeover....

So far this is our Itinerary we still need to find things to do in 4 ports i know at least two will be beach days... any ideas for the other two?? Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas 8:00 AM Depart 6:00 PM small yacht outing Philipsburg, St. Maarten 10:00 AM Depart 6:00 PM no plans St. Johns, Antigua 8:00 AM Depart 5:00 PM no plans Castries, St. Lucia 8:00 AM Depart 5:00 PM no plans Bridgetown, Barbados 8:00 AM Depart 5:00 PM pvt tour Oranjestead, Aruba 7:00 AM Depart 6:00 PM no plans Willemstad, Curacao 8:00 AM Depart 5:00 PM stroll to town

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No i did not I forgot...LOL

yes indeed I was...... Very Fortunate

A new Cruise Review is now available: Ship Name: Mariner Of The Seas Sailing date: 5/10/2009 Author: JoeyandDavid View Review

I am formulating my thoughts before I call RCI most likely Thursday to comment on my last cruise and the cut backs.. from a guest and from a shareholders point of view... I hope they listen..

very cool....

you could be right...

Rose in the case of RCL i must disagree...they need to acquire more ships just to enable them to meet demand.. currently they have to make decisions like Jacksonville or Galveston..instead of both.. they had to pull the 3 and 4 nighters out of LAX because they didnt have enough ships.... no I don't think incurring debt is a bad thing here..jmo

Interesting question Kevin..I don't have the answer either.

you are welcome..

I posted a couple of pictures of the equipment on the bridge of the Mariner of the Seas.... for any and all that would care to see. http://www.cruisecrazies.com/forums/index....um&album=61

Fingers will be crossed!