@@itszyber Happy Thanksgiving to you! 🫶

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@caddothegreat I did go to the emergency room in Rohatan and was in the hospital there for 4 days. We flew out of the airport there in Rohatan as well. Once we get all the billing and other things wrapped up with this, I plan to do a more detailed video explaining the whole process we went through.

Thank you very much. It was quite the adventure. ❤

@@DorisHaarman Labadee is a private resort owned by Royal Caribbean located on the west coast of Haiti.

@stevengale958 Thank you for the comment. I really hope you enjoy the series. I've not posted like I want to but hopefully my plate will clear off a bit and I can get more out more often.

@@grandmajackie338 Thank you for the comment.

@@danellaruthmckinnon4982 I'm so glad you found the video helpful, and I hope you have an amazing time. Thank you for subscribing. 🫶

@VickiBonham-q3m If it's over Central Park, the noise level is very minimal. If it's over the Boardwalk level I've heard it's a bit louder. Ours was over Central Park and we slept without any disturbances from noise.

@donpeplow8231 We enjoyed it far more than we expected to. I'm really pleased with the size and the chairs they had on these. We will definitely consider these in the future as well.

@mtinder9246 There are lots of country options in the Karaoke venue. Now if you're looking for entertainers playing country music Look for cruises sailing out of Mobile, AL or Galveston, TX. They have more country music playing on the ships that sail from those ports.

@@jasonstockton1280 I'm providing much needed support.

@lenavo3880 To be honest, I can't remember if they did or not. I'm thinking they do not have jet skis, but I would suggest looking them up online to see all they offer, but I'm thinking they do not.

@@Flamy999 That would have been nice, but this is typical for all the cruiseline private island buffets.

We had an incredible time at the museum, and it was so incredible to be at the site where the Titanic was built. It's also really awesome how much respect for the ship there.

You don't actually go through security, but you do have to scan your cruise ship card when you leave. As for as taking snacks, you have to be careful as you do often encounter security in many cruise ports and there are items that are restricted like fruits, and other foods and they will be confiscated at the port. Water and other beverages are fine to carry off the ship. I would suggest checking with guest services for clarification on what you can and can't take off the ship before you get to the port.

This is a Royal Caribbean private "island" and the buffet is included as part of the stop. I believe there are a few other food kiosks you can pay for snacks, but I wouldn't expect any authentic Hatian food inside this private cruise line resort.

@@SouthMainTravelersof course they wouldnt have real food. costs too much. theyll feed you these low budget items lol

With Margaritaville closing, the only options for food are a couple open air kiosks with a few items, and I saw one restaurant, "Mangia Mangia" that serves Itialian food. I didn't notice any others, but that doesn't mean there aren't more or that new places haven't moved in.

@@SouthMainTravelersThank you!

If memory serves me correct, we had about 4 hours on the island.

That is an option, but they do not carry enough for all passengers, and with everything moving to be app focused its good to be prepared to be able to recharge multiple devices

⁠@@SouthMainTravelersthat’s true, but there is no need for a cell phone to cruise; use phone in stateroom.

Depending on where you go there can be various adapters. This one will fit nearly all of them, but make sure what ever you plug into it can work off multiple voltages. (Most modern electronics can) www.amazon.com/dp/B083SBDMHM?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

This is the one I used in the video. a.co/d/i8tpuZ3

@@SouthMainTravelers Thank you. I'm hoping that it would work on the Carnival Freedom. I can't find a clear enough picture of the 220 outlet to see what plug it takes. It's a black colored outlet so it doesn't show well in video screen grabs

@amberhuntley9872 the first adapter I linked will fit UK, EU, and even Australia, but the second link is a set of 3 and I've never had it not work on a Carnival ship in over a decade, including the Conquest class ships.

Thank you so much, I'm so happy you found it useful.

We are going back there in a couple of months. What would you think would be good footage to add to an updated video of Labadee?

Thank you. I am so happy you enjoyed it.

Yes you can, BUT you have to check it in once you return to the ship. You can't take it to your state room. They will hold it for you until the cruise is ending. They typically deliver any liqure purchased in ports of call to your state room the night before disembarkation.

Thank you for your reply.

Actually, that is a splitter and not a surge protector. It is an acceptable power splitter for a cruise ship. One thing I did forget to mention on that clip was any device you plug into the adapter will need to accept multiple voltages. Most modern electronics can use 100 - 240 vac input. It will be listed on a data mark usually in tiny print.

@@SouthMainTravelers anytime they see a cord that plugs in they will take it. You just got lucky so far.

@@RoyalCaribbeanCruiseChronicles Same adapter I've had for over a decade and 20+ cruises. I guess I am lucky.

It is definitely an interesting city. Thank you for the comment.

you're welcome - keep up the great content @@SouthMainTravelers