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siandclairo
SiandClairo :
we have booked a balcony room for our first ever cruise. are going on the Marella discovery - are all balcony cabins like this? didn't realise there was a luxury option
2025-05-01 13:52:56
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wander_woman11
Wander Woman ✈️ solo travel :
Do the balconies get much sun?
2024-11-14 21:06:22
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clairemaree1970
Clairemaree1970 :
I am going on deluxe balcony cabin in march Dominican cruise looks good size❤️👍
2026-02-02 17:32:19
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zzss6.2
zzss6.2 :
omg we've just booked our 1st cruise with you guys. so excited 🤗
2025-07-15 13:47:27
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wilko7328
wilko :
if there's any available can I upgrade to a balcony room once on board
2025-02-02 09:06:30
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denisewalton717
denisewalton717 :
hi we join the cruise on Wednesday from Cyprus..first ever cruise celebration for my partners 50th.we have got cabin 6612 does any 1 know if this is good cabin
2025-09-19 19:17:54
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jj476989
Jenny :
Marella was the best cruise line I've been on. Will come on one again when I can save up some money 😁
2024-11-26 11:24:40
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kell_mcc
Kellianne :
What’s the price to upgrade to a deluxe balcony room
2025-02-25 13:57:53
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jackieanderton299
jackieanderton299 :
We’ve just come home from this ship, we had a junior suite, it was lovely, really spacious & lots of storage. Our first cruise but definitely not our last, it was amazing 😍🥰😘
2025-07-04 05:41:31
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chezgoswell
chez and the castle :
What are the junior suites like?
2024-12-09 18:34:01
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barbadosbabe7
Zzzzzzzzz :
Which cabin is that its awesome
2024-11-14 00:25:07
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neliusnzisa
Nelius Nzisa :
any job vacancies kindly
2024-12-14 07:00:11
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ellcee67
Emma-Louise :
😁😁😁
2025-06-03 20:31:52
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sarah40316
Sarah :
🥰
2025-01-26 10:56:11
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wwfc_for_life8
Raul Jimenez mush :
I’ve just come off in one of these and it was one of the best experiences I’ve ever had thanks for one of the best holidays ever marella
2025-01-01 17:05:15
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andy2000xx
Andrew Foley :
was the food as terrible as reviews mention?
2025-01-20 21:05:00
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sukuna parts for headbops/animations The rain in the Heian period did not fall; it collapsed, heavy and dark, over the burning ruins of the Sugawara clan's outer estate. ​Among the splintered cedar and crimson-stained shoji screens walked Ryomen Sukuna. He did not hurry. His four eyes, glowing like dying embers in a hearth, flicked lazily across the courtyard. Beneath his massive, four-armed frame, the mud gave way with wet, rhythmic thuds. Beside him, holding a paper parasol over her head and carrying a silk-wrapped butcher’s blade, trotted Uraume, her expression impassive as she stepped over the bodies of Sorcerers who had attempted to form a perimeter. ​
sukuna parts for headbops/animations The rain in the Heian period did not fall; it collapsed, heavy and dark, over the burning ruins of the Sugawara clan's outer estate. ​Among the splintered cedar and crimson-stained shoji screens walked Ryomen Sukuna. He did not hurry. His four eyes, glowing like dying embers in a hearth, flicked lazily across the courtyard. Beneath his massive, four-armed frame, the mud gave way with wet, rhythmic thuds. Beside him, holding a paper parasol over her head and carrying a silk-wrapped butcher’s blade, trotted Uraume, her expression impassive as she stepped over the bodies of Sorcerers who had attempted to form a perimeter. ​"They brought thirty-two Vanguard Sorcerers, Lord Sukuna," Uraume murmured, her voice cool against the roar of the downpour. "Three from the Fujiwara branch." ​Sukuna picked a bit of ash from his lower right forearm, his extra mouth on the side of his abdomen uttering a low, resonant rumble. "Thirty-two? I barely felt three. Their reverse cursed technique is sloppy, their domain barriers are thin as wet rice paper, and they squeal too much before they die." ​He stopped at the center of the courtyard, where a single man still stood. ​The sorcerer was young, dressed in the high-collared white robes of a head family prodigy. His hands trembled violently as he maintained a hand seal, blood pouring from his eyes and nose from the sheer pressure of holding his cursed energy at its absolute peak. ​"Ryomen Sukuna!" the young man spat, blood bubbling over his teeth. "You are a calamity! A disease upon the natural order! The heavens will not permit your existence!" ​Sukuna tilted his head, genuinely amused. "The heavens?" ​He took a single step forward. The air around the courtyard warped instantly, heavy with the suffocating, metallic scent of refined malice. The young sorcerer’s knees buckled, cracking against the cobblestones under the sudden, crushing density of Sukuna’s passive cursed energy. ​"You speak of the heavens as if they are a grand council," Sukuna said softly, stepping directly into the young man's guard. "As if there is a ledger being kept. Let me educate you, boy." ​Sukuna reached down, resting two large, clawed fingers lightly under the sorcerer’s chin, forcing the boy to look up into four eyes that held no anger, no hatred, and worst of all, no malice—only a vast, terrifying emptiness. ​"I eat when I am hungry. I slaughter when an insect buzzes too loudly in my ear. I sleep when I am tired," Sukuna whispered, his voice slicing through the thunder above. "I do not live by a philosophy, and I do not bow to an order. I am the natural order. Power is the only truth in this world, and you are simply misinformed about where you stand on the food chain." ​The young sorcerer grit his teeth, trying desperately to trigger his technique—a sacred light meant to purify cursed spirit energy. "I will... bring you down with me!" ​"A noble effort," Sukuna chuckled. ​A flick of two fingers. ​"Dismantle." ​An invisible line severed the rain, the air, and the young sorcerer's hands at the wrists before his technique could even spark. He shrieked, collapsing into the mud, staring in horror at his stumped arms. ​"Uraume," Sukuna called, turning his back on the weeping boy and continuing his walk toward the main hall. "He’s too lean to cook properly. Leave him for the crows." ​"Understood, Lord Sukuna," Uraume replied smoothly, matching his stride. ​As they stepped onto the dry porch of the main mansion, Sukuna looked out over the burning landscape. The sky above was turned a bruised shade of violet by the smoke and lightning. He flexed his upper arms, cracking his neck, feeling the absolute, uninterrupted rhythm of his own power pulsing through his veins. ​In a world full of men trying to be gods, Ryomen Sukuna was content simply being the catastrophe that wiped them away. #partsforanimation #editors #viralvideotiktok #animators #animefyp

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