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@@johnmayerislovee The first night was at Normandie, this one was our favorite. The food was excellent and we had nice seats and excellent service. Cypress was a close second. Tuscan was okay, but the food seem better in the buffet. Didn't even go to Cosmopolitan due to the menu not looking appetizing. The buffet was the best buffet I ever ate at, so great back up if Cypress or Normandie has 45 minute waits.

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Snorkel park is a short walk from the cruise ships and a great place to see many types of fish. This is something you don't need an excursion for, you can do it at your own pace (just be sure you know when you need to be on your ship or it will leave without you). We didn't have long while we were there, so I didn't get to go too deep, but the deeper I did go, the more new types of vibrant fish would appear. It does cost like $40ish for a deluxe entry fee, but that came with an umbrella lounger and a free drink at the bar, their version of the Swizzle is really tasty! The beach isn't much to look at, but you go for the great snorkeling. Horseshoe Bay is very well maintained and is a gorgeous sight to see, but you do need to travel there. The fee is only $7 per each way and you do not need an excursion to go there. I would not recommend snorkeling at Horseshoe Bay due to the waves. There is a spot you can go to, the inlet to the right where you enter, but that is also where many kids go to play. Hope this helps!

The Painkiller is a rum-based tiki drink made with cream of coconut, pineapple, orange juice, and garnished with nutmeg. It was created in the 1970s at the Soggy Dollar Bar in the British Virgin Islands You need Pusser's rum for it to be a real Painkiller. Sara says you need to try one when we are in Key West!

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I had the Woods Rodgers and Sara had the Ann Marie, both were tasty rum drinks! 🍹

We stayed at the Hyatt Centric in Brickell, I definitely recommend, we arrived early around 9 am and they managed to check us in by noon. Short walk to Brickell City Center, which is a large inside/outside mall. Plus many eating options to try and I felt very safe exploring this area.

We didn't see any lobster offered as part of any meal in the MDR on any of the four nights we were on board, but there was always the option to buy it for $16.99.