If you’re new to cruising, you might think the most important things to think about when booking your trip are the ship’s amenities and its ports of call. But the cabin you stay in might be just as important. Here are a few top things to consider to help you pick the perfect stateroom.
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I don’t know any Cruise line that allows smoking on the balcony anymore.
You cannot smoke on the balcony of a cruise ship! There are designated smoking areas that reduce fire risk.
Took a cruise with a few friends from India and enjoy edit.
When are the cruises departing from Port Caneveral again ?
I want to take a pacific island cruise, are there any restrictions?
Are there any cruiselines that allow smoking on the balcony
I need to book a cruise for certain dates and have a disabled man as well on our trip. Me him and a 15 year old
Pls email me we are thinking from new Orlando’s I believe . Not sure which one to choice. First time guests
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