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Celebrity Southern Caribbean Cruise for beginners?

My boyfriend and I are in our mid 20s and went on our first cruise in a few months. Let 11 night Caribbean cruise departing South San Juan, Puerto Rico, on October 26 and return November 6 on Celebrity Millennium. Some questions: – I have been told that the age demographic on Celebrity is generally much higher, especially in the longer cruises. There will be a decent number of people our age? We are not party animals by any means, but it would be fun to visit the nightclub at least once. – While on the cruise during Halloween costumes should we bring? – Has anyone had this cruise in particular? How to get here: http://www.celebritycruises.com/search/vacationItinerary.do; jsessionid = 0000kNHf3kBHP9lePCxeoZJ1Oml: 12hdbcveb? ML11L015 PackageCode = & backPageName + + = Results of the search and get sailDate = 1091026 What are your thoughts on this? Recommendations? "All general advice for first time cruise? Thank you very much!

I met twice and was only on Celebrity Millennium Goals for a cruise 15 days in February this year. Yes most of the passengers is greater than many cruises, but this is always true in the Caribbean. The younger ones go to the Caribbean to go on other routes such as the Mediterranean, Baltic, America And South Australia, where did the Millennium. More and more importantly, that older people like to party too, and we'll be around the pool and on the disc. So do not think that just because people on the boat are older that will have fun. I do not know about you in the Halloween, but you can attach a mask just in case. Years ago, cruise lines say in advance that they have to have one country and 50 of the Western night or night to / 60. But do not do that. Some tips General: Pack for the various activities of the cruise, including workout clothes, swimwear, formal wear, casual wear for the day and sports / casual wear Resort after 6:00 PM. After seeing this package you have and try to eliminate everything that can, do and match tops and bottoms and plan to use each room, or do the laundry on the ship (or use the laundry service). You will probably be in more casual wear each day to the clothes that are not sleepwear. Pack shoes for different activities such as beach shoes, sandals or flip flops, sneakers and good walking shoes and sports shoes for casual wear and formal. If you have scuba gear take it with you. Make a mini-emergency medical kit with a few Band-Aids, Neosporin, aspirin, cold pills, antacid tablets, Q-tips, cotton balls, tweezers, pins, etc. So if you cut, scrape, or sick, you know you'll get what you need in your cabin. The ship has a medical center but they charge for services. Wear vacuum bags travel (costs about $ 20 for 3 at the destination) so you can get more in the bag and also so that if people through airport security (TSA) has opened the pouch can see things without going into your business. I'm still in my bag a little over 16 ounces of soda bottles and water (available after completing all flights) and my MP3 player and headphones and charger, my camera and its charger or spare batteries (also an extension cord), a couple of books to read, a security pocket to keep your money and credit cards and ID and passport when traveling and / or outside the vessel, an insulated mug with a tight lid, and if I steal some snacks like nuts and crackers. Carefully plan what you wear to board the ship because the photographer ship is boarding a photo you want to buy and you're on clothes all day and night, may be before 18:00 baggage.

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