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by PaulzyJC
Visited here for a week in 2001. Had a great time in the Booze Cruise. However, it was mush like being back in Los Angeles. I had to walk the street to find culture. The beach was nice though. My hotel had a nice lake in back. It rained one day. I went during East Coast Spring Break and got caught up in that. I was 32 at the time and no one suspected I was the older one among them college students! I had fun, but bit was touristy at times. I had a nice big room to myself! It was no suite though.
by Tink2
This stop was eliminated in 2005 but we did not find out until we boarded the ship. I can't understand why port fees were charged when there was no intention to stop in Cancun.
Visited: Apr 01, 2006
by EricS14
Cancun was the reason we booked the cruise since we were celebrating our 25th year anniversary. However, NCL cancelled cancelled Cancun 2 days before our departure date citing `Wilma hurricane damage'. We were offered 2 options 1) Refund of 12.95 per person (port tax) 2) Full refund with 24 hour notice. We already had purchased non-refundable airline tickets so we decided to take the cruise. We feel that NCL knew about the port closure when they took the booking but didn't say anything
Visited: Apr 08, 2006
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